Following Southampton's relegation to the English Championship, Ghanaian winger Kamaldeen Sulemana has expressed his intention to explore other opportunities in his football career.
Sulemana made a significant impact in Southampton's final game of the season, scoring two goals as the team held Liverpool to a draw at St Mary's.
In an interview with BBC Radio, Sulemana expressed his relief at finally finding the back of the net. "I felt so relieved. It was hard mentally to wait that long but I'm glad I finally got off the mark," he shared.
Despite joining Southampton in January, Sulemana's future at the club is uncertain. He emphasized his readiness for whatever comes next, stating, "I'm ready for whatever's next. If I stay, I'll stay and help the team bounce back. If there's an opportunity to explore, I will take it."
During his time at Southampton, the former Stade Rennais player showcased his abilities by scoring two goals and providing an assist in 18 appearances.
With his immense talent and pace, Kamaldeen Sulemana is expected to attract interest from top-flight clubs as he considers his options for the future.
