The 21-year-old will stay at Adana for in any event another season in the wake of consenting to an agreement extension on Tuesday, according to reports.
Turkish Kadınlar Ligi side Adana Idmanyurduspor have given Nigeria midfielder Ramat Abdulkareem a one-year extension.
Abdulkareem joined Adana in September 2020 from Nigerian first class side Confluence Queens, and finished paperwork for the remainder of the period after she delighted in a fruitful preliminary in December.
She dazzled in games, playing in four matches and scoring twice for Adana before the Turkish league cancellation due to the coronavirus pandemic in June.
Her effect on her short remain with Adana in their first class endurance battle saw the club reward her with an agreement augmentation.
To God who make this possible am super greatful, contract extended new season am ready#God grace no be anybody mate#
#fyngal player#mum's pet#baller with greater grace#On God🙏 pic.twitter.com/14JqS6VqJo— Officialabdulkareemramat (@FyngalP) August 4, 2020
Speaking on her new deal with the club, she told Goal: “I am excited about extending my stay at the club and signing an improved contract.
“Despite being brief, it has been an exciting experience here and I’m keen to establish myself and help the club excel in the new season.”
