2024/25 Europa League review: How Ghanaian players fared on matchday five

Matchday five of the 2024/25 UEFA Europa League witnessed several Ghanaian players shine, displaying their prowess and flair on the European stage.

3Sports assesses how some Ghanaians fared over the match day.

Mohammed Fuseini (Union Saint-Gilloise)

Mohammed Fuseini scored his first-ever Europa League goal, securing a 1-0 win for Union Saint-Gilloise over FC Twente away from home. Fuseini’s strike marked his fifth goal in all competitions this season, making him the team’s top scorer.

Ernest Nuamah (Olympique Lyonnais)

Ernest Nuamah played a key role in Lyon’s 4-1 Europa League win over Qarabak, providing a crucial assist. This was Nuamah’s second assist in three games for club and country, showcasing his impressive form and creative prowess.

Inaki Williams (Athletic Bilbao)

Inaki Williams played a pivotal role in Athletic Bilbao’s 3-0 win over Elfsborg, despite being substituted out after 56 minutes. The Ghanaian forward’s pace and skill caused problems for the Elfsborg defense, setting the tone for Bilbao’s dominant display.

Michael Baidoo (Elfsborg)

Despite being the team’s top scorer in the tournament, Baidoo had an off day, failing to make an impact as Elfsborg  suffered a dismal 3-0 defeat to Athletic Bilbao at the San Mames.

Alexander Djiku (Fenerbahçe)

Alexander Djiku delivered a standout performance as Fenerbahçe edged Slavia Prague 2-1. The Ghanaian defender was solid at the back, making crucial interceptions and clearances to deny Slavia Prague’s attacking threats.

Baba Rahman (Paok)

Baba Rahman’s impressive form continued as Paok secured their first Europa League win and clean sheet of the season after beating RFS 2-0. The Ghanaian left-back’s defensive solidity and attacking prowess were key to PAOK’s success.

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