The 20-year-old forward of Ghanaian parentage has completed his season-long loan move to the Spanish top-flight outfit reserve side until the end of the upcoming campaign
Japanese-born Ghanaian forward Wadi Ibrahim Suzuki has joined Girona FC B on a one-year loan deal from Japanese Second-tier side Tokushima Vortis this summer.
The promising attacker is to spent his third league season with the Girona-based club in the Spanish football competitions after enjoying loan spells with CF Badalona B and Valencia U19 sides for the past terms.
Announcing their deal with the lanky Ghanaian forward, the Torres de Palau Stadium campaigners have said: Girona FC and Tokushima Vortis have reached an agreement for the transfer of Wadi Ibrahim Suzuki, a 20-year-old Japanese forward who will play for the white-and-red subsidiary this season."
The Kanagawa-born youngster remains eligible to switch allegiance and play for Ghana on the international stage despite playing for the Japanese U16 & U18 national youth teams.
Wadi Ibrahim Suzuki was born to a Ghanaian father and a Japanese mother in the City of Kanagawa. His father was also a retired footballer having plied his trade in the Japanese football contests.
