German-born of Ghanaian parentage, Braydon Manu has sadly disclosed the worst part of his career and that was the consistent injuries he suffered throughout the just ended football season.
The Darmstadt 98 attacker played an instrumental role to finally have his Bundesliga dream come true after contributing 14 goals [7 goals, 7 assists] in 28 appearances to help them emerge champions of the Bundesliga II.
Having gotten promotion into the German topflight, the 27-year-old was sadly hindered with series of injuries and setbacks which saw him make only four appearances in the Bundesliga with his club once again being relegated.
Speaking in an interview on 3Sports, the mercurial wideman described his injury period as the most disheartening part of his life and hopes to stay fully fit in the upcoming season so he can enjoy playing once again.
“I was really sad that the season ended that way because it was the first time we went up with Darmstadt to play in the Bundesliga. I did my part to be there, and the injuries got me, so I didn’t play that much."
“I just played four games, so far as a footballer, it was the worst part of my career, but as a human being, I grew a lot because I get much more comfortable, much deeper with my faith,” he added.
Braydon Manu's current contract with Darmstadt 98 will expire at the end of this month and is set to seek a new challenge elsewhere
