ADO Den Haag, the Dutch club, has extended its heartfelt felicitations to their former defender, Tyronne Ebuehi, who concluded his tenure at the club to embark on a new chapter with Portuguese powerhouse Benfica, as reported by Completesportsnigeria.com. Ebuehi, aged 22, sealed a momentous five-year deal with the Portuguese league runners-up, marking the denouement of his commendable five-year stint at ADO Den Haag.
Opting for a fresh challenge, Ebuehi declined the opportunity to renew his contract with ADO Den Haag, choosing instead to explore prospects elsewhere. As part of the compensation, ADO Den Haag is set to receive a training allowance amounting to 250,000 euros.
In a gesture of goodwill and admiration for their departing player, ADO Den Haag conveyed their well-wishes via a tweet from their official Twitter handle: “Tyronne Ebuehi has signed for Benfica for five seasons. We wish him every success and happiness in his future career!”
Ebuehi, born in the Netherlands to a Nigerian father and a Dutch mother, has earned a coveted spot in Nigeria’s 30-man provisional squad for the imminent 2018 FIFA World Cup in Russia. His diverse heritage and talent have positioned him as a promising asset for the Super Eagles, representing a fusion of cultural backgrounds that underscores the rich diversity within the world of football.
As Ebuehi embarks on this momentous transition to Benfica, bidding adieu to ADO Den Haag, the Dutch club’s gesture encapsulates the mutual respect and admiration between player and club, signifying the culmination of a chapter and the promising commencement of a new adventure for the talented defender.