Ghanaian defender Terry Yegbe has revealed how a dream move to the English Premier League collapsed earlier this year, forcing him to take a different career path that eventually led him to France.
The 24-year-old was on the radar of several English top-flight clubs during the January transfer window, but negotiations failed to materialize.
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Instead, Yegbe completed a summer switch from Swedish side IF Elfsborg to French Ligue 1 outfit FC Metz, where he has quickly cemented his place in the starting lineup.
“At Elfsborg, everything went well,” Yegbe told Flashscore.
“The first year was great. I almost got a move to the Premier League in January, but it didn’t happen. Still, I told myself I’ll keep working. It’s all part of the process.”
Yegbe’s impressive performances in Sweden where he was a defensive standout, convinced FC Metz to secure his services on a four-year deal, keeping him at the club until 2029.
Since arriving in France, the Ghanaian centre-back has made eight league appearances, becoming a reliable figure in Metz’s backline.
