The youngster was a delight to watch as his side made history in the group stage of the Uefa Champions League
Ghanaian midfielder Edmund Addo was an outstanding performer when debutants FC Sheriff shocked Shakhter Donetsk 2-0 in the Uefa Champions League on Wednesday.
The 21-year-old, who joined Sheriff from FK Senica this summer, was handed a starting berth and his performance was very crucial for Sheriff who picked their first-ever win in the group stage of the competition.
Addo started the game and lasted 85 minutes before he was substituted for tactical reasons by his coach.
The Ghanaian was given a standing ovation for his incredible performance as he had 95 per cent passing success throughout his stay on the pitch.
Out of the total passes he gave, 18 of them were accurate passes and he also won four duels and lost 8. He had the joint-highest tackles and interceptions.
FC Sheriff has made history as the first club from Moldova to reach the group stage of the competition as well winning a game.
Addo is one of the players being monitored by Ghana Football Association for the next World Cup qualifiers against Zimbabwe in October.
