He is considered a great talent in the European League of Football: Now the defensive player from Stuttgart Surge hopes for more operating times at the Helvetic Mercenaries.
It is not uncommon in football that activities on the transfer market will also occur during the current season. This often happens after injuries to players who then have to be replaced. But sometimes there are other reasons for change.
The Helvetic Mercenaries have lost their previous five games high in the European League of Football (Elf), but therefore do not give up their ambitions. Quite the opposite. In the search for reinforcements, they now found what they were looking for in Stuttgart: Sarrow Drammeh (21) changes to Switzerland from the defensive of the Surge team. Born in Stuttgart (1.85 m, 90 kg), which grew up in the Scorpions, then went to the Schwäbisch Hall Unicorns and after a year at the University of Memphis 2024 to the Surge team, is considered a promising talent-but only a little playing time in Jordan Neuman.
Because he is far from seeing himself at the end of his development, but needs more times, Sarrow Drammeh now goes to the Helvetic Mercenaries, who are looking forward to their newcomer, “he is a promising, young and quick defensive player,” says the Swiss homepage, “due to his time at the University of Memphis, he also brings an excellent understanding of the game.”
Incidentally, this season will not lead to a direct duel between Sarrow Drammeh and his ex-team: The Helvetic Mercenaries play in a different division than Stuttgart Surge and have no chance of moving into the play-offs.
