By Saddick Adams
Tunisian giants Etoile Sportive du Sahel have officially written to Ghana striker Sadick Adams to end his trials in Spain and return to the club.
The 23-year-old Striker has a year left on his contract but has had separate training sessions with Spanish sides Espanyol and Valencia with the former interested in rescuing his career.
The Tunis-based side are reluctant to let the striker leave this season insisting he has been drafted into the first team ahead for next season.
Sadick told GHANAsoccernet.com: "I was training with Valencia and Espanyol because Etoile showed less interest in giving me first team football but I received a letter from them that there has been a change in management and the new management wants me to be part of the first team so I have to return."
"I explained to them Espanyol want to sign me but they are not willing to do business with any team so I should return to Tunis on Friday so ma on my way back to the club," he added.
Sadick had a disappointing season with Etoile after signing in 2010 and was loaned to Libyan side Al Hilal where an uprising in the North African country rendered him clubless.