Everything Tella said about Jeremie Frimpong’s move to Liverpool

Super Eagles and Bayer 04 Leverkusen winger, Nathan Temitayo Tella, has spoken very highly of his ex-teammate, Jeremie Frimpong, after the Dutch defender moved to Liverpool, Soccernet.ng reports.

The pair shared the pitch for two years, winning the DFB Pokal, Bundesliga, and the DFL Super Cup titles in their time at the Bay Arena.

Frimpong has now signed for Premier League Champions, Liverpool, activating his €35m release clause. He's joined by his Bayer teammate, Florian Wirtz, at Anfield.

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Tella revealed Frimpong's ability has seen him stand out head and shoulders above many footballers, and it is no surprise to see he's signed for one of the biggest clubs in the world.

“Jeremie (Frimpong) has had many outstanding seasons at Leverkusen, and it was no surprise that a team as big as Liverpool were interested in him,” Tella told Flashscore.

“He is one of those footballers who deserves the world because he's done so much for the team (Bayer Leverkusen) to help us, and he's done so much for himself as a player.”

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“If you're good enough, you can play anywhere, and he's shown it's not just that he only plays in Germany, he's played international level, he's played Champions League, and he's done well.

“I wouldn't say there'll be any surprise for anyone to see how good he is there. Definitely, there should be no surprise to see how well he goes,” the former Southampton winger added.

With Alonso, Wirtz and Frimpong gone, Leverkusen are set for a new era under Erik Ten Hag after the Spanish gaffer joined Real Madrid, and Tella cannot wait to get started under the former Manchester United manager.