Ivorian journeyman Adingra Bidodane Ouattara Moussa has landed himself in the books of Ghanaian giants Asante Kotoko.
The Porcupine Warriors announced his capture Saturday on a three-year deal running through to the end of the 2021/22 season.
Adingra Moussa is a typical offensive midfielder with the potential and build of a centre-forward – two roles he has grown to combine over the years.
Born in the Koumassi community in Ivorian capital Abidjan, began his journey for greener pastures to Morocco where he played for Ittihad Riadhi of Tangier and then AS Salé where his transformation as a striker began.
He moved on to enjoy stints elsewhere including Qatar Sports Club and Madha FC in Oman.
Nicknamed “Moussa Piment”, the attacker appears to be cast in the mould of Burkinabe international Songné Yacouba who is also with Asante Kotoko.
Scouting reports sighted by Footy-Ghana.com describe him as “lively, hard-hitting, fast and technical, skillful on both feet, a creator of spaces, scorer and especially opportunist in front of goal.
Adingra Moussa is the fifth signing by Kotoko ahead of their campaign in the 2019/20 Caf Champions League later in August.
