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Harruna Innusah joins Amaranth FC after Elvas exit

Published: 1 year ago
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Last Updated: 1 year ago
Ghana Players Abroad

Ghanaian midfielder Harruna Innusah has completed a free transfer to Portuguese side Amaranth FC, following his departure from O Elvas.

The 25-year-old, known for his tenacity and tactical discipline in midfield, brings valuable experience to Amaranth after impressing in the Campeonato de Portugal. His move, confirmed on July 8, was first reported by @SannieDaara.

Born in Accra, Innusah previously featured for CF Esperança de Lagos in the 2020/21 season before joining Elvas in 2023.

At 1.80m, the right-footed midfielder is expected to add grit and depth to Amaranth’s engine room as they look to strengthen for the season.

The transfer marks another step in Innusah’s steady rise in Portuguese football and adds to the growing influence of Ghanaian talent across Europe.

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