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Ghana midfielder Ebenezer Ofori rejoins New York City FC

By Vincent Ashitey
Ghana midfielder Ebenezer Ofori rejoins New York City FC
Ghana midfielder Ebenezer Ofori rejoins New York City FC
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Ghanaian midfielder Ebenezer Ofori has re-joined New York City FC ahead of the 2019 Major League Soccer season.

The 23-year-old midfielder joins New York City FC from VfB Stuttgart on a season-long with an option to buy at the end of the season.

Ofori expressed his delight after re-joining New York City FC.

"I'm super excited to come back to New York City FC for another season,” said Ofori. “I felt very at home last year playing for a Club that I respect very highly. I cannot wait to do my best for the Club this coming season."

NYCFC Sporting Director Claudio Reyna said of the midfielder: “We’re really excited to bring Ebenezer back to New York for the 2019 season. He played a key role in our midfield last season and will bring even more continuity to the spine of our team. He knows what it takes to succeed in this league and we expect him to build off his 2018 performance.”

NYCFC head coach Domènec Torrent added: “It was very important to bring back Eben. He understands what we want to do tactically and brings a unique quality to our midfield. He’s experienced in this league and at the international level and I’m very happy to have him back in the squad.”

Before his first loan spell with NYCFC, Ofori helped Stuttgart to promotion back to the Bundesliga. Prior to his stay in Germany, Ofori won Sweden’s “Best Midfielder” award in 2015 while at AIK.

Ofori made 28 MLS appearances for the Boys in Blue in 2018, scoring his first goal for the Club in a 4-0 victory over Real Salt Lake in April.

Everyone at NYCFC would like to welcome Ebenezer back to New York City and look forward to his contribution in 2019.

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