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    Dunfermline Athletic unveil Ghanaian defender Nurudeen Abdulai

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    Scottish championship side Dunfermline Athletic have unveiled Ghanaian defender Nurudeen Abdulai.

    The 21-year-old joined Dunfermline Athletic on a three-year deal from former Ghana Premier League champions Medeama SC last week.

    However, he had to wait to travel to Scotland after obtaining his visa and completing international clearance.

    The versatile guardsman will wear the number 18 jersey at Dunfermline.

    “Our latest signing, Nurudeen Abdulai, has arrived at KDM Group East End Park. He will wear the number 18 shirt,” wrote the club after Abdulai arrived at East End Park.

    Abdulai will train with the club this week and could make his debut for the Pars in the game against Arbroath on Saturday, September 13, 2025.

    The tall centre-back played 75 games in the Ghana Premier League for the Mauve and Yellow and added seven in the CAF Champions League.

    “The move to Dunfermline Athletic represents an important step in his career, and the club is proud to see him take his talents to Europe. Thank you, Nurudeen and best of luck in the land of the Pars,” wrote Medeama SC following the player’s move.

    He was also invited to the Black Stars during the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers.



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