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| Gambian midfielder Kebba Jallow |
Gambian
midfielder Kebba Jallow will not be offered a contract by Finnish Veikkausliiga
club FF Jaro, this blog can confirm.
Kebba, brother to Gambia international Dawda Bah, was
invited to join the Finnish club from local side Hawks, in search of a
professional contract but the club has confirmed that he has been let go along
with another trialist Adnan Ajrovic.
FF Jaro head coach Alexei Eremenko decided to let go of the
22-year-old barely eight days into his two-week trial period, apparently unconvinced
by the performances of the midfielder.
Alexei Eremenko told FF Jaro’s official website: “We have
decided not to proceed with Ajrovic and Jallow. I wanted to see them play
harder opponents before my decision. I saw what I wanted, so the search
continues.”
“We do not want to take hasty actions with respect to new
players. Few of the position are opened to be filled by hard-men in the game.
We will test more players because we need just the right players in the right
positions,” Eremenko added.
Kebba, recommended to Jaro by his elder brother Dawda Bah, is
a versatile footballer who can play as a defensive and attacking midfielder.
He is expected to join another team on trial, with clubs in Scandinavia
not expected to kick-start their season until March/April.
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