Ghana and Sampdoria midfielder Afriyie Acquah has revealed he harbors hopes of playing in the English Premier League someday.
Acquah, who was a members of Ghana's squad which finished second in the just ended Africa cup of nations in Equatorial Guinea was an unused substitute in Ghana's 7-1 thumping of Mauritius last Sunday.
Th former Palermo man spent last season loan in the Italian Serie A but says he is looking at fulfilling a childhood dream of playing in the English Premier League.
'My club Hoffenheim contacted me to come back and I am looking to either going back to play or moving on,' Acquah said
'I have always dreamt of playing in the English Premier League and I looking at taking the opportunity when it comes.'
Acquah made his debut for the Black Stars in 2010 but has never been relevant in the team more than he has been now playing a key role in Ghana’s second place finish in Equatorial Guinea.
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