Former Inter Allies forward Sherrif Deo is confident football will return to normalcy after the suspension of sporting activities because of the coronavirus outbreak.
Sherrif Deo, who plies his trade for FC Arouca in Portugal is disappointed by the effect of the pandemic on football.
However, he remains hopeful that he and his teammates at Arouca will 'bounce back stronger' from the epidemic that has hit football.
”It’s very unfortunate that there is no football activities currently going on here in Portugal as a result of the Coronavirus but I strongly believe that we would all bounce back stronger soon on the pitch,” Sheriff Deo told SportsworldGhana.com.
FC Arouca are top of Group B of the Campeonato League in Portugal and stand a good chance of qualifying for the second division, a feat the Ghanaian is bent on accomplishing with the club.
”I think the Coronavirus to a larger extent has hugely affected this season’s calendar but that not withstanding, we are focused and would do our best to accomplish our dream of restoring FC Arouca to its glory days by clinching qualification to the Second Division,” he said.