Just at age 17, Emmanuel Attah Frimpong has already established himself as a play-maker, inspiring Mahala Football Academy to what will be termed a ‘successful maiden campaign’.
The young sensational joined the side seasons, when the club were seeking for qualification in Division Three. Attah played a key role in making Mahala Football Academy dream to earn qualification slot possible though, he was young.
But, offered the outfit all that he had both on and off the pitch.
In our quest to division two, the winger netted 7 goals and assisted four to become the second most influential player within the set-up.
With Mahala Football Academy, aiming for middle league ticket in it’s maiden campaign there’s being some phenomenal players who’s performance can not be overlooked. Emmanuel Attah Frimpong is one of these players.
Started the 2022-23 Ashanti Regional Division Two League, as a left-winger but now seems to have found comfort in the middle of the pitch. Manager Emmanuel Nkrumah has deployed the youngster to a central midfield role and without difficulties, Attah has adopted and driving the team forward.
His performances has been enigmatic and scintillating to the eye of the technical team.
Attah though has not seen his goal numbers increase rapidly, since moving away from his favourite position thus left-wing but has seen a tremendous growth in his ball possession and defence splitting passes.
The false-attacking midfielder shown creativity in his ball delivering, also shown he is tactically an intelligent player with good vision, technique, movement, passing ability, and striking ability from distance. Attah aside the aforementioned, is a hard-working player, who is able to read the game and help the team defensively.
And link well between defense and attack. Attah Frimpong virtually strengthens the team when it comes to defensive duties. He as well leads the offensive gameplay for the side so well.
After 15 games in the current Division Two League Season Emmanuel Attah Frimpong ranks third in passes behind Isaac Asumadu and Awudu Mohammed, first in ball touches and third in tackles among all Mahala Football Academy players. His style of play shows a high degree of creativity.
He has completed more dribbles than any other player within Mahala Football Academy as well.
He has 62 take-ons successful, 39 ball recoveries, 17 duels won and 26 ball tackles won.
At the final third half, Attah has won 9 fouls for the side.
Contributed to 7 goals, having scored 3 times and assisted four but with goals involvement of 16 this campaign in 14 games played.
He is the second most influential player for the team after striker Kofi Agyemang, who is currently leading the club’s topscorer chart with six goals.
Attah has four Man-Of-The-Match awards to his name. The most won by Mahala Football Academy player.
His output has seen Mahala Football Academy sit second in Zone four table with 28 points after 16 league games. Just four points adrift PAC Academy who sit top of the log.
