Kwame Peprah, the man believed to be the answers to Orlando Pirates’ goal scoring woes has broken his silence following his move to the Buccaneers ...
Kwame Peprah, the man believed to be the answers to Orlando Pirates’ goal scoring woes has broken his silence following his move to the Buccaneers from Ghanaian outfit King Faisal.
Two weeks ago, the Soweto giants announced the capture of defender Olisa Ndah and Peprah, with reports out of Ghana revealing that the latter was snapped up for a fee of around $150,000 (±R2.1m)
Now, after his high-profile move was completed, the 20-year-old has broken his silence on his move.
“It was my dream to play for a big club like Orlando Pirates one day, so it was not difficult for me choosing the club. It was my dream and God being so good and it has become a reality,” he told Ghanaian publication Footballghana.
“Everything is cool as compared to Ghana. I have followed the South African league a bit and I think the difference between our league and the PSL is not all that wide so I hope things will go on well for me,” he added.
A lot is expected from the Ghanaian forward in the colours of Pirates given that the Ghanaian produced an impressive goal tally of 12 goals and 10 assists in his 29 appearances for his former club last season.
Pirates get their DStv Premiership campaign underway when they take on Swallows FC in the Original Soweto derby on Saturday 11 September at the Orlando Stadium.
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