Ghana forward Mohammed Fuseini says he didn't play for Nordsjaelland because 'maybe I wasnâ??t good enough'

Right to Dream Academy graduate Mohammed Fuseini has opened up about missing out on a move to FC Nordsjaelland, the usual pathway for many graduates of the Ghana-based academy.The 23-year-old, who spent nine years at Right to Dream after joining at age 10, admits he may have fallen short of the required standard to secure a place at the Danish club.FC Nordsjaelland have historically signed many top prospects from the academy, but Fuseini took a different route.Being at Right to Dream is not easy; you have to work hard. There are a lot of players, and you have to be really special to get to Nordsjaelland, he told Joy Sports.I dont really know [how I didnt make it]. I think maybe I was not good enough but whatever happened had to happen. Look at where I am now.Fuseinis professional journey has since taken him to Austria, where he signed with Sturm Graz, before moving to Randers in Denmark.He currently plays for Belgian champions Royale Union Saint-Gilloise.Despite not following the traditional path through Nordsjaelland, Fuseini says he remains grateful for his development and the alternative path that has led to his growing success in Europe. Read Full Story