Jørgen Isnes, the head coach of Strømsgodset, has expressed his satisfaction with the performance of Ghanaian midfielder Emmanuel Danso, despite his relatively recent arrival at the club.
Danso, a former Sporting Club Accra player, made the switch to Strømsgodset eleven months ago and has shown significant progress since then.
Initially featuring in the Godset's reserve team, Danso has already made his way up to the first team. He has earned 11 appearances under the guidance of Jørgen Isnes.
Although he has yet to score a goal in the Norwegian Eliteserien, Danso's contributions on the field have been noteworthy.
Isnes spoke highly of Danso, praising his character and consistency regardless of whether he was playing or not. He described Danso as a calm and composed individual who lets his performances speak for themselves.
"Danso is a good example of a player who remains the same person whether he is on the pitch or not. He is a quiet and composed young man who doesn't seek attention. He lets his football do the talking," Isnes stated.
The coach also mentioned that he and Danso had productive video conversations about the team's playing style and positional choices.
Danso has shown a keen ability to reflect on the instructions given to him and apply them effectively during matches. Isnes emphasized that Danso's dedication and implementation of their discussions have been evident in his everyday training sessions.
Emmanuel Danso's development and contributions on the field have impressed the Strømsgodset coaching staff, and he continues to make strides in his career at the club.
The Ghana Premier League has produced some excellent and exciting talent for Ghanaian football, but most of them don't go far enough to exceed expectations to play for bigger teams or in the top 5 leagues in Europe.
With the exception of Thomas Partey and Muhammed Kudus, who play in some of the top 5 league teams in Europe, the rest of Ghana's players play in mid-table teams in the top 5 leagues or top flight teams in the non-top 5 European leagues such as Serbia, Moldova, Bulgaria, etc.
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