Accra: Ghana forward Abdul Fatawu Issahaku has said his final goodbyes to Leicester City following his move to newly promoted Premier League side Ipswich Town. The 23-year-old signed a five-year deal to join Ipswich in the summer transfer window following Leicester's demotion to League One.
According to Ghana Web, Issahaku enjoyed a mixed campaign during his time at the King Power Stadium, having led the Foxes back to the Premier League two seasons ago before experiencing back-to-back relegations. In a heartfelt message on social media, Issahaku extended his gratitude to the Leicester City family, acknowledging the pivotal role they played in his career development.
Issahaku expressed his appreciation to the club for providing him the opportunity to showcase his talents in England. He reflected on the warm welcome he received from the club's supporters, teammates, and staff, emphasizing the sense of belonging he felt from his first day. The forward highlighted the trust, support, and belief that the club instilled in him, which contributed significantly to his growth as both a player and a person.
In his message, Issahaku conveyed his admiration for the passionate Leicester City supporters, noting how their encouragement fueled his performances on the field. He cherished the moments spent playing in front of them and celebrating victories, stating that these memories will remain among his greatest.
As he embarks on a new chapter with Ipswich Town, Issahaku assured the Leicester City community that the club will always hold a special place in his heart. Signing off with the sentiment "Once a Fox, always a Fox," he wished the club nothing but success in their future endeavors.