Bodrum FK
Ç. Rizespor
Esenler Erokspor
Keçiörengücü
Not. Forest
Crystal Palace
Valencia
Las Palmas
Hellas Verona
Monza
Keïta was away on international duty in June, successfully qualifying for next year’s AFCON with Guinea despite two defeats. He captained the side in a 2-1 loss to Egypt and also played the majority of the 4-1 friendly defeat to Brazil. “We may have lost both games, but we delivered two good performances,” said Keïta, who then spent time on holiday with his family in Africa. “I felt strong in both games and am ready to join my new team,” he said.
Keïta calls his new teammates his “new family” and is looking forward to enjoying success together. “The team always comes first for me,” said Keïta, who joined SVW from Liverpool FC. “They can help me find my way back to top form.”
Naby Keïta is completing his performance tests at the wohninvest WESERSTADION today ????️#werderpic.twitter.com/CMJSk3CnOX
— SV Werder Bremen EN (@werderbremen_en) July 10, 2023
Keïta is looking at what’s ahead
Despite having won the Champions League while at Liverpool, injuries prevented Keïta from fully meeting the expectations he had set for himself.
Now, Keïta is getting to know his new surroundings. The midfielder is staying in a hotel at the moment, but is hoping to move into a new home after training camp. Keïta, who has been capped 54 times for Guinea, will also be reunited with Oliver Burke and Anthony Jung, who he briefly played together with while at RB Leipzig. His focus, however, is firmly on the future. “My injuries are part of the past and I’m fully focused on my new team and not what happened in the past,” he said. “I am ready for a new challenge and think that we have what it takes to be successful this season.”
Naby Keïta is completing his performance tests at the wohninvest WESERSTADION today ????️#werderpic.twitter.com/CMJSk3CnOX
— SV Werder Bremen EN (@werderbremen_en) July 10, 2023
Keïta is looking at what’s ahead
Despite having won the Champions League while at Liverpool, injuries prevented Keïta from fully meeting the expectations he had set for himself.
Now, Keïta is getting to know his new surroundings. The midfielder is staying in a hotel at the moment, but is hoping to move into a new home after training camp. Keïta, who has been capped 54 times for Guinea, will also be reunited with Oliver Burke and Anthony Jung, who he briefly played together with while at RB Leipzig. His focus, however, is firmly on the future. “My injuries are part of the past and I’m fully focused on my new team and not what happened in the past,” he said. “I am ready for a new challenge and think that we have what it takes to be successful this season.”
