By Daily sports on August 4, 2020

The management of the German Bundesliga team, TTC RhönSprudel Fulda-Maberzell has set targets for Africa’s top table tennis player, Quadri Aruna ahead of the new season in September.

Quadri joined the German side from Sporting in Portugal and is expected to lead the team in the prestigious European league for the 2020/2021 season which serves off next month.

According to the President of the club, Stefan Frauenholz, the arrival of Aruna come with a lot of expectations from the Nigerian.

Already, the team is targeting a play-off stage in the forthcoming season with the hope that Aruna will lead the team’s campaign.

“TTC is confident about the new season. Quadri Aruna is a top 20 player. The Nigerian has not lost a game in Portugal in six years. He plays very attractive table tennis and is very pre-stressed. I think fans will enjoy him a lot,” Frauenholz said.

He added: “The TTC board does not want to commit to a clear season goal. The playoffs would be nice, but you also know that everything has to fit. Quadri Aruna must strike as desired and Ruwen Filus also needs a super shape. It’s a real surprise bag.”

The decision by the league organisers to cancel the doubles match the President of TTC believes would surely help the team.

“That would certainly be an advantage for us, as it would give us significantly more options when it comes to setting up,” said Frauenholz.

Already, the rule has already been applied to the playoffs for the German Championship.

Apart from the Nigerian contributions, the German team will be relying on the 23-year-old Hong Kong Siu Hang Lam, who has been considered as the ideal addition to the existing squad while teenage sensation Fan Bo Meng, the youngster won a total of five games in his first season in the Bundesliga will also play an important role in the team. (Channels TV)

•PHOTO: Aruna Quadri 

Source Daily sports

Posted August 4, 2020

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