Adana Demirspor’s new transfer Senegalese midfielder Badou Ndiaye made statements on the club’s social media account. Explaining that Adana Demirspor’s transfer took place quickly, Ndiaye said, “I think my transfer to Adana Demirspor was very fast and easy. I first met with the management and sporting director. They wanted me, I wanted them, so it was very easy. When I heard Adana Demirspor’s interest, I was very happy. “I am happy. You are always happy when you hear the interest of big teams. It is a good feeling, especially when you are interested in a beautiful city like Adana. That’s why I was very happy for the interest,” he said.
“TURKEY IS THE ONLY COUNTRY I WANT TO LIVE OUT OF SENEGAL”
Saying that he received offers from many clubs in Turkey, Ndiaye said, “Adana Demirspor is a new page in my career, but I hope it will also be the best page of my career. I got some good offers from other teams, but I chose Adana because I like to challenge and I believe there is a lot of ambition in the project presented to me. “This is what keeps me alive and that’s why I can’t wait to fight for points. I’m very, very happy to be playing here with my former teammates. I always feel at home in Turkey. If I don’t live in Senegal, the only country I would want to live in would be Turkey.” used.
“HE SAID HE’D FIND ME AND KILL ME”
Ndiaye also talked about the memory he had with Belhanda during the transfer process, saying, “Especially Younes Belhanda put a lot of pressure on me, and even started to get angry. He said that if I signed somewhere else, he would find me and kill me. I hope we can experience the success we had in our previous team here,” he said.
“I SAID I WANTED TO PLAY AT ADANA DEMIRSPOR”
Talking about his goals, Badou Ndiaye said, “I want to have a better season than last season. This is the primary goal of our club and we have to fight for this goal. I talked to some coaches in Turkey. I called each one of them one by one and thanked them and they are in Adana Demirspor. “I said I wanted to play,” he said. Also, Ndiaye said the camp went well.