Q&A: Legia Warsaw new recruit Sadam Sulley determined to excel in Poland

Ghanaian youngster Sadam Sulley has spoken of his determination to succeed at Polish giants Legia Warsaw.

The lanky former penned a four-year deal from Division One League side Vision FC.

In an interview with legia.com he shared his first impressions of the club and his future ambitions.

Legia.com: How do you feel after signing the contract with our Club?

Saddam Sulley: I feel very well and I'm glad I'm here. I wanted to play in Europe and I'm glad that's what I did.

What was your first reaction after hearing about the offer from Legia Warsaw?

It's a big club, the biggest in Poland. For such a young player like me, being in Poland is a great thing. I followed the club network, watched websites and matches on Youtube.

I watched the title race for the title at the end of last season and very pleased with the victory. The club have won a lot of trophies in its history, have great fans. They motivate us to play well and we have to please them.

How can you describe your strengths?
I am a talented player. I have the right mentality. I always try to be ready in the penalty area to score goals. These fans need me and so I want to make them happy.

What are the goals you put in front of you?
At the moment I'm not thinking about the future. I am now in Legia Warsaw, waiting for us to fight for the Champions League and it is now most important. We focus on this and to defend title.