Fuseini Reflects on Historic Season Despite Personal Struggles at Union Saint-Gilloise
Right to Dream Academy graduate Fuseini opened up about his mixed experience during Union Saint-Gilloise’s historic 2021-22 campaign. The Ghanaian player contributed to USG’s first Belgian league title in 90 years, though he admits his individual performance declined as the season progressed.
“I had a strong start at Royale Union Saint-Gilloise, but I lost my form,” Fuseini stated when reflecting on the championship-winning campaign. The midfielder’s honest assessment highlights the personal challenges he faced despite the team’s collective success.
Union Saint-Gilloise’s triumph marked a remarkable achievement for the Brussels-based club. The team had not won a domestic league title since 1935, making their 2022 championship breakthrough particularly significant. Fuseini played a key role in the early stages of this historic run.
The Right to Dream Academy connection proved valuable for both player and club. The Ghana-based academy has developed numerous talents who have succeeded in European football. Fuseini’s journey from the academy to Belgian championship winner demonstrates the program’s effectiveness.
Despite his personal form dip, Fuseini’s contribution to USG’s title-winning squad remains noteworthy. The team’s 90-year wait for league glory ended with players like Fuseini providing crucial support during the campaign’s decisive moments. His candid reflection shows the mental challenges professional athletes face even during successful seasons.
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