Corendon Alanyaspor signs 4-year contract with Ivan Cedric
The orange-green team has added 24-year-old forward Ivan Cedric, who scored 15 goals in 34 matches for Vanspor FK last season, to its squad.
Corendon Alanyaspor has made an addition to its attacking line ahead of the new season. The orange-green club has signed a 4-year contract with 24-year-old Cameroonian forward Ivan Cedric, who played for Vanspor FK last season.
At the signing ceremony held at the Cengiz Aydoğan Club Facilities, Cedric signed the contract binding him to Alanyaspor. The player, who appeared in 34 official matches for Vanspor FK last season, recorded 15 goals.
Speaking at the signing ceremony, Corendon Alanyaspor President Hasan Çavuşoğlu said that the transfer was completed after long negotiations. Çavuşoğlu described Cedric as a player they had been following.
Stating that Cedric is a player with goals, Çavuşoğlu expressed their belief that the player will achieve a better breakthrough at Alanyaspor. President Çavuşoğlu said for the new signing, "I wish him an accident-free, injury-free, and successful season."
Ivan Cedric, on the other hand, stated that he is happy to have joined Alanyaspor and mentioned that the transfer process was not easy.
Evaluating the new season, Cedric also said that no league is easy. The Cameroonian forward stated that he will play with higher-quality teammates at Alanyaspor and expressed that he expects a better season for himself.
News Source : 12punto
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