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Juventus goal of the day is a powerful shot from Stephen Appiah against Sampdoria
Juventus declared on Instagram that Stephen Appiah’s goal for the club against Sampdoria is the goal of the day.
The club posted the video with the message: “@ stephenappiahofficial’s surge and super strike 🆚 Samp!”,
The former Black Stars captain after scoring the goal which was a powerful low shot removed his jersey and celebrated with Del Piero and others.
Juventus paid Parma €2 million in the summer of 2003 to secure Appiah’s services on loan, with an option to a permanent €6 million transfer in 2004.
He went on to have a successful debut season at Juventus, appearing in 30 Serie A games and reaching the Coppa Italia final. He also made his UEFA Champions League debut.
Appiah appeared in 18 Serie A games during his second season at Juventus.
Watch Appiah’s goal below:
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Source: footballghana.com
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