Mathew Cudjoe bid an emotional farewell to Dundee United fans following his departure from the club this week, describing his time playing in front of the passionate supporters as a “privilege.” At just 20 years old, Cudjoe concluded his stint with the Terrors after negotiations for a new one-year contract fell through.
During his tenure since arriving in November 2021, the former Ghana U/20 international made 46 appearances for Dundee United, scoring five goals. Despite showing glimpses of his considerable potential, he struggled to secure a regular place in the starting lineup.
Reflecting on his experience in Scotland, Cudjoe took to social media platform X (formerly Twitter) to express his deep appreciation to everyone associated with the club. He expressed gratitude for the opportunity to wear the Dundee United jersey and represent such a prestigious institution. Addressing the fans directly, he described their support as “phenomenal,” highlighting the honor he felt playing in front of them at Tannadice Stadium. He noted that their cheers and encouragement would always hold a special place in his memories.
Acknowledging his teammates, Cudjoe conveyed that it was a privilege to share the pitch and locker room with such talented and committed individuals. He also extended his thanks to the coaching staff for their direct impact on his development as a player, emphasizing that his learning journey continues as he prepares for the next phase of his career.
In summary, Cudjoe’s departure from Dundee United marks the end of a chapter filled with gratitude for the opportunities and experiences gained during his time with the club. While he moves forward to pursue new challenges, he leaves behind a message of appreciation for the fans, teammates, and coaches who supported and guided him along the way.
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