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Mon, 27 Apr 2020
Former Ghana U-20 star Clifford Aboagye has revealed that his height has been a hindrance to his career, especially in the early days of his football development.
The former FIFA U-20 Bronze ball-winner disclosed that he was rejected at trials because of his height disadvantage, but adds he never gave up."In the early days of my career at Inter Allies, it was a challenge even with all my skills," he told Tv3. "My stature has been a hindrance to me but I never thought of giving up because I know the talent I have and what I can do with the ball especially in midfield," he added.
He continued:"With this stature, you get people saying you need to build up on your body but I know the qualities I have, not all players have that quality so I have always been firm on my stature."
The 25-year old now plays for Mexican club Querétaro F.C. on loan from Club Atlas.
Aboagye spent four years in Spain, where he played for Granada B before deciding to make a move from Europe to North America.
Source: Ghana Soccernet
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