Ghana defender Kassim Adams says he will give off his best for Hoffenheim after training with the German side for the first time.
The 23-year-old signed a five-year contract with the German side from the Swiss champions on Wednesday morning after passing his medical.
He started the with the club on Thursday and has expressed his desire to make fans of the club happy with his performances.
"I am very happy to be in such an amazing club. I hope I meet all the fans and I give all my best for the team," Adams said after training on Thursday.
The defender, who played for Ghanaian top-flight side Medeama, joined the German outfit for a whopping transfer fee of €8 million.
The German side will pay an additional €2 million depending on the number of appearances the powerful defender makes in his first season with Hoffenheim.
The Ghanaian arrived in Germany on Tuesday to complete formalities before sealing the deal that would see him play in the UEFA Champions League
Nuhu has been forcing his club to allow him to make the move to Germany after their initial reluctance as they see the centre-back as key to their Champions League plans for next season.
Watch video of Kassim Adams' interview below
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