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Kwesi Appiah seals permanent deal with Wimbledon
Ghana international Kwesi Appiah has joined Wimbledon in the English Championship
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The Black Stars striker had a successful loan term with the club in 2014, scoring three goals in seven matches.
Kwesi said: “I really loved my short spell at AFC Wimbledon a few years ago and I am really hungry to do well after a couple of frustrating seasons. I know the people at the club well and I look forward to building a great relationship with the fans again.”
His addition completes a long pursuit by the manager, who felt the chance had gone to get Kwesi playing in blue and yellow again.
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Neal Ardley said: “This is such a good signing for the club. We tried several times to bring Kwesi back, but after he took the Africa Cup of Nations by storm with Ghana I thought it could never happen. Goals are the hardest thing to create and score so Kwesi will hopefully help us in that department. He has been getting fit and sharp playing in Norway and all being well, he will be ready to hit the ground running. We are delighted with this signing and I'm sure the fans will be too.”
Kwesi Appiah helped Ghana to reach the final of the 2015 Africa Cup of Nations in Equatorial Guinea, but they missed out on the ultimate via penalty shootout against Ivory Coast.
Kwesi, who has been on loan with Norwegian club Viking FK since 30 March, had spells at Aldershot, Yeovil Town, Notts County and Cambridge United, during his time with Palace.il.
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