Clifford Aboagye waves goodbye to Querétaro FC

Ghanaian midfielder Clifford Aboagye has taken to Twitter to bid farewell to Querétaro FC following the end of his loan deal.

Aboagye joined the Mexican Liga MX outfit on a season-long loan from Atlas FC with an option to sign a permanent deal.

However, the former Granada midfielder has turned down the option to sign a permanent contract at the club despite being a fan favourite.

Liga MX champions Santos Laguna are believed to be the leading club for his signature with Club Necaxa also monitoring his situation.

Both clubs are reported to be prioritizing a move for the diminutive midfielder, who has made a combined 103 appearances in the Liga MX since joining three years ago.

The 25-year-old tok to Twitter to issue a farewell message to the club.

"Thank you very much @Club_Queretaro for opening the doors when I needed it most. It was a magnificent year full of good mementos. He especially mentioned the fans for always being in the moments. It was a pleasure to wear these colors and they will be in my heart !! ALWAYS ROOSTERS."

The former Inter Allies midfielder netted one goal in 33 matches for the side.

After being awarded with the Bronze Ball at the FIFA U20 World Cup in 2013, Aboagye moved from Inter Allies FC to Italian side Udinese Calcio.

He later joined Spanish side Granada FC in the 2013/2014 season after spending only a season in Italy.

Aboagye was then loaned to Atlas FC after two seasons with Granada FC.

He impressed in his first season in Mexico and the deal was made permanent in 2017/2018 campaign.