Nigerian midfielder Ibrahim Alhassan has officially joined Portuguese club Boavista FC, linking up with fellow Super Eagles stars Bruno Onyemaechi and Chidozie Awaziem, according to Soccernet.
The 27-year-old Alhassan, who has signed a two-year contract with Boavista, is excited to reunite with his Nigerian counterparts and contribute to the team's success.
Alhassan, a former Nigeria youth international, has extensive experience playing in Europe, having previously represented CD Nacional in Portugal and FK Austria Wien in Austria.
The defensive midfielder, who can also play in central defense, is known for his aggressive style and exceptional ball-handling skills.
Alhassan's addition to Boavista's squad is a significant boost for the Portuguese club, who are looking to strengthen their midfield and defense.
The Super Eagles star is eager to make his mark at Boavista and is confident that his familiarity with the Portuguese league and his connection with Onyemaechi and Awaziem will aid his adaptation.
"I know Bruno and Chidozie personally, and I'm excited to play alongside them again," Alhassan said. "I'm ready to work hard and fight to leave my mark at Boavista."
Boavista FC has announced the signing of Nigerian midfielder Ibrahim Alhassan from Belgian club Beerschot VA, (link unavailable) reports. Alhassan, a former Nigeria youth international, has signed a two-year contract with the Portuguese side, keeping him at the club until the end of the 2025/2026 season.
With Alhassan's signing, Boavista has bolstered their squad with a talented and experienced midfielder who is ready to make an impact in the upcoming season.