Hoffenheim new-boy Kasim Nuhu has taken the decision to learn German.
The 22-year-old has joined the German side on a four-year deal from Swiss outfit Young Boys.
The Ghana international has distinguished himself with his robust style of play and good technique at the team's pr-season camp
And the former Medeama centre-back wants to take lessons in German for easy adaptation.
"It's very difficult, because I often have the English and Spanish words in mind when I want to say something, but next year maybe I can all give my interviews in German."
Nuhu, who played for Ghanaian top-flight side Medeama, joined the German outfit for a whopping transfer fee of €8 million.
The German side will pay an additional €2 million depending on the number of appearances the powerful defender makes in his first season with Hoffenheim.
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