Sifan and Adhuham join Valencia

Jan 22, 2016 - 08:09:23 |
Sifan trying to stop Easa during last year's Ooredoo Dhivehi Premier League. He has joined with Valencia

Male’, MALDIVES – New Radiant’s defender Mohamed Sifan (Kudatey) and Hassan Adhuham has joined with Club Valencia on a two year deal according to the player.

Speaking to Maldivesoccer.com, Shifan said this is the right time to join his former club.

“This is the right time to help Valencia and I have signed a two year deal with them. With the current management of Valencia I am sure we can get a good result in the upcoming season.”

Sifan played for New Radiant for the last three years and he was released from the club yesterday officially.

Sifan started his professional career with the Blues in 2004 and played them for five years. Later on he joined with Victory and after two years he changed to New Radiant for the second time.

Adhuham played for Eagles last year but in the middle of the season he was released from the club.

Valencia has previously signed national team defender Shafiu Ahmed and Mohamed Faisal.

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Eleven on Jan 22
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Lets see how FAISAL, SHAAFI, KUDATTEY and ADHUHAM performs for Valencia.
fan on Jan 22
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Adhuham would go down as one of the biggest regret of Maldives football. He had the potential to be the next dhangandey (yes, official benchmark) or even better than him yet due to various reasons we never saw his full potential. In a place like Maldives where such a gem comes once in a blue moon that is talent wasted. A lot was riding on him but his wrong choices and lack of disciplined approach to his football career ultimately undid one of the biggest stars of Maldives football firmament. A lesson other players should learn!
vaii on Jan 23
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one thing i dont understand is that the reason these players reject AFC cup football in favour of local football. probably local football is higher than AFC cup level.
Fine on Jan 24
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Many maldivians dont play football for the love of it, they play for the fun of it. Like everything else in life it constitues a way of escape from the realities of life. For them its not something they can take for a career even if they have telent. For them its more important to roam around in Male on bike, bellowing smoke into the night air, playing cards into the wee hour of morning or getting lost into your smart phone. We like the easy way out of life, it is in our blood, so we will be like that..

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