Etse Dogli Ready to Embrace Medeama Challenge
New Medeama SC signing Etse Dogli has expressed his excitement after completing his move to the Ghana Premier League champions, promising to give everything for the club as they prepare for another demanding campaign.
The 22-year-old midfielder recently joined the Yellow and Mauves from Heart of Lions on a three-year contract, becoming one of the club’s key additions ahead of the 2026/27 season.
Speaking after sealing the transfer, Dogli described the opportunity to represent Medeama as a significant milestone in his career.
“It is a great honour to join Medeama Sporting Club, one of the biggest clubs in Ghana. I know the expectations that come with wearing this badge, and I am ready for the challenge ahead,” he said, as quoted by medeamasc.org.
The former Heart of Lions midfielder also assured supporters that he is fully committed to helping the club achieve continued success.
“I want to assure the entire Mauve and Yellow family that I will give my all every time I step onto the pitch. I am here to work hard, contribute to the team’s success and help Medeama continue winning trophies,” Dogli added.
The highly rated midfielder arrives in Tarkwa after establishing himself as one of the Ghana Premier League’s most consistent performers during his spell with Heart of Lions.
His energy, composure in possession and ability to dictate play from midfield are expected to strengthen Medeama’s squad as head coach Ibrahim Tanko prepares for another challenging season.
Dogli is set to play an important role for the reigning league champions, who will not only be defending their Ghana Premier League crown but will also compete in the CAF Champions League.
With expectations high following last season’s title-winning campaign, Medeama continue to strengthen their squad in a bid to remain one of Ghana’s dominant clubs while making a significant impact on the continental stage.
For Dogli, the move presents an opportunity to compete for major honours and establish himself as a key figure in one of the country’s most ambitious football projects.
