The 22-year-old has joined the Swedish second-tier outfit on a loan basis until the end of the ongoing football campaign
Swedish Superettan side Trelleborgs FF have secured the loan services of Ghanaian midfielder Samuel Asoma from Allsvanskan side Västerås SK.
The former Club Brugge youth man, who joins his parent club during the winter window, will now spend the rest of the 2024/25 football campaign in the lower division contest.
"The Midfielder is on loan from VÄSTERÅS SK for the remainder of the season," an excerpt of a confirmation over his loan deal read.
Asoma shared his excitement over his loan deal with his new club, telling the club's official website; " l am a central midfielder who can play both six and eight, so I can help in both defensive and attacking play. I'm looking forward to coming to Trelleborg and getting to know a new city in Sweden and I've heard a lot about the club, so this will be a lot of fun."
Sporting director Salif Camara Jönsson added to his club's communications network; "Samuel is a very all-round central midfielder who showed great qualities in Dalkurd last season. He deservedly got a contract in a team in a better league, but once in VSK, he has had a tough time settling in to get playing time in the Allsvenskan. As a player, he can move the ball both through a fine passing game but also by transporting it himself and thus help the team create chances going forward. From what we saw during the autumn, he also showed qualities in the game without the ball, so he is a player we look forward to following with us."
"I want to thank Kalle Karlsson in Västerås for a good dialogue regarding finding a solution to loan Asoma. It is always grateful when people in clubs you negotiate with are straightforward, clear and accommodating in order to solve things in the best way."
The Berekum-born player having migrated to Belgium at a very young age, is still eligible to switch allegiance and represent Ghana on the international stage despite playing for the Belgian U15, U16, U17, U18 & U19 national youth teams.
