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He’s A Good Player  –Venezia Coach Hails Adams
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He’s A Good Player –Venezia Coach Hails Adams

Complete Sports about 3 hours 1 mins read

Venezia head coach Giovanni Stroppa has described Super Eagles striker Akor Adams as a good player. Recall that the Nigerian international joined Venezia from Sevilla for €17 million and scored a brilliant brace on his debut against Modena in the Coppa Italia. Read Also:Done Deal: Super Falcons Goalkeeper Completes Move To Crystal Palace However, in [...]

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