Adu Kofi sees positives in dreadful Nordsjaelland debut in Europe

Nordsjaelland midfielder Enoch Adu Kofi is savouring his Champions League experience despite his team’s inability to get beyond the group stage.

The Ghanaian was a regular feature for the Danish champions who failed to win a single game in their debut season in Europe.

Nordsjaelland drawn in a tough Group E alongside defending champions Chelsea, Serie-A holders Juventus and Ukrainian giants Shakhtar Donetsk could only manage a single point from the six matches played.

But the 22-year-old refuses to be downed by the dreadful result secured and says it is a worthwhile experience.

“We played very well throughout the campaign but unfortunately for us results didn’t come our way,” he told GHANAsoccernet.com.

“It is a good experience we have gathered and we have learnt a lot of lessons unfortunately for us again through the hard way.”

The former OGC Nice defensive midfielder believes Nordsjaelland will emerge a more stronger side from their failed European bid to help their domestic title defence.

“Now our focus is back on the league and I believe we are a more stronger side than we were before,” he adds.

“Hopefully we’ll retain our championship to secure a return to the Champions League next year.”