Freddy Adu Eagerly Anticipating Aris Thessaloniki Debut
The American youngster can hardly wait to make his debut for Aris...
By Stefan Coerts
Adu didn't waste any time in finding a new club though and signed a contract at Greek outfit Aris Thessaloniki shortly after. The 20-year-old could make his full debut against Panathanaikos this weekend and Adu can hardly wait.
"What a great way to play your first game, against the No. 1 team in the league. I can't wait to go out on Sunday. I would really, really love to be a part of that game," said Adu to Associated Press.
"Football in Europe is number one and where it's at its best. This is why I decided to come to Europe.
"I finally have a great chance to play for one of the top-class coaches in the world [in Hector Cuper]. I've only been here for two weeks and I can't believe how much I've learned."
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