Ebrima Jarju has verified his exit from the club after a duration of five years, concluding a period that established him as a favorite among the fans. Following his last fixture against Vaprus, he expressed his gratitude to the supporters.
The goalkeeper contested his final match wearing a Paide uniform against Flora, assisting the squad in recovering from a challenging commencement after going behind 2-0. Paide battled back to achieve a result and secure second position in the league standings.
Contemplating his parting appearance, he lauded the fanbase and mentioned that he intended to provide them with a reason to celebrate.
“It was amazing, especially from the fans. I came with a mentality today to give everything for the fans to be happy because they really deserve to be happy today. And we got second place. It’s not what we wanted, but it’s ok for the fans, I think,” he stated.
The Paide goalkeeper additionally addressed the squad’s reaction following the concession of two early goals in the fixture. He acknowledged that the beginning was tough but noted that the team members stayed resolute to fight their way back into the contest.
“Mentally, it was difficult to start the game so badly. We considered 2-0, but after all, we realised not to go down. We have to be strong. We have to give a draw or win to the fans. And we got it. I think the fans are happy. We are happy too,” he noted.
Following a five-year tenure in Paide, the goalkeeper stated that the organization had transformed into something resembling a home for him and expressed appreciation to the supporters for the manner in which they greeted him.
“I really love them. Honestly, it’s like a home to me. I wish one day I will come and help them to support the team because they really welcome me as a player. I really appreciate it. I’m excited even to watch Paide on the side,” he expressed.
His upcoming location continues to be undetermined, with the goalkeeper verifying that he has obtained multiple proposals and will evaluate which alternative is optimal.
SOURCE NAME: balticfootballnews.com
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