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Gershon Koffie officially signs with Hammarby

Koffie won’t be returning to the New England Revolution.

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Gershon Koffie ended speculation about his playing future on Sunday when he officially signed with Hammarby of Sweden. This is a return of sorts for the 25-year-old, as he spent time with the club while rehabbing a broken leg in 2009.

Koffie began his career in Ghana, playing four seasons with International Allies FC. In 2011, he signed with the Vancouver Whitecaps, where he collected nine goals and 11 assists in 133 appearances. The defensive midfielder was traded to the New England Revolution in 2016.

Koffie’s arrival to New England came with the understanding that the player was on the last year of his contract. It was also well-known that Koffie had European aspirations. In his only season with the Revs, Koffie made 22 appearances and nabbed four assists.

Koffie will now ply his trade in Sweden with a club who’s happy to have a player with such grit and vision.