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My goal is to get back in shape and stay in shape for the long term- Mohammed Salisu

Yaw Adjei-Mintah by Yaw Adjei-Mintah
August 15, 2023
Reading Time: 1 min read
Salisu Photo Courtesy: AS Monaco

Salisu Photo Courtesy: AS Monaco

AS Monaco defender Mohammed Salisu has outlined his goals after joining the French side from English Premier League side Southampton.

The 24 year old Ghanaian player joined the Ligue 1 side for 15 million euros after spending three seasons with The Saints.

In his first official meet with the press, Salisu outlined getting in shape and staying in shape as part of the goals he aims to achieve with Monaco after missing league games since March due to a knee injury.

He featured in two Southampton preseason games before moving to France and is aiming to ramp up work to get back in action.

“Last season was difficult for me, I had some physical issues. Currently I am working hard on a daily basis to be ready as soon as possible and to be available to the coach and the squad. My goal is to get back in shape fairly quickly, but above all to stay in shape for the long term.”

Mohammed Salisu Photo Courtesy: AS Monaco
From Left to Right: Salisu, Monaco Director of Football Thiago Scuro, Philipp Kohn Photo Credit: AS Monaco

Salisu missed Ghana’s 2023 AFCON qualifiers against Angola and Madagascar due to the injury and his return for Ghana’s crucial game against Central African Republic on September 4 remains doubtful.

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