Vision FC midfielder, Mohammed Karim says he is physically and mentally ready for the 2020/21 Division One League.
Karim has been in camp preparing with the Amrahia based club after joining them on a long loan for the upcoming season.
In a chat with Footy-Ghana.com’s Adamu Muftawu, the 21-year-old is full of life to start the league.
“All I can say is that, I am really ready mentally and physically for the season and really enjoying my time with my new family “visionfc”.
“I have the technical team’s trust and it is enough pressure for me to deliver.
“My fans at home are also expecting a lot from me as they really want to see me in action next season.
“I believe Allah won’t fail us at all since we are ready physically and mentally.” Karim told Adamu Muftawu.
Having spent close to eight months without football due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Karim is unfazed by lack of fitness as they have adhered to programmes given by the technical team while under lockdown.
“Well most of us are doing quite well as we didn’t really sleep during the corona outbreak.
“Because training programs were given to individuals to work on from home, so it hasn’t really been difficult catching up.” Karim added
The club has been in camp preparing since restriction was eased by Ghana government on contact sports.
The former Inter Millas Academy player has hailed the quality of work roled out to keep the squad in shape.
“The pre-season has been great and tough at the same time but everyone is putting in their maximum best.
“Because the aim is to win the league and some of us have some individual achievements we want get.
“So we are okay with the pressure given to us by the technical team.” Karim told Footy-Ghana.com’s Adamu Muftawu.
The National Division One League kicks off on December 3 across various venues.
Mohammed Karim Started his youth Career in 2012 with lower Division Club, De- Gunner FC.
The Nigerian-Ghanaian had a short stint with Inter Millas Football Academy in 2016.
A move to Turkish second tier Istanbulspor in 2018 saw him gather 24 games with the U21 in the 2018-2019 season.
