Kwadwo Duah, a Swiss-Ghanaian attacker, scores for Ludogorets in a decisive victory to mark his injury comeback.
Ludogorets defeated CSKA 1948 Sofia 3-1 in the Bulgarian Parva Liga on Monday night thanks to a goal from Kwadwo Duah, a Swiss forward of Ghanaian heritage.
Despite missing out on a starting position on the day of the game, the Ghanaian-English attacker had a big impact off the bench.
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He made his first appearance since December 19, 2024, when he was brought into the game in the 58th minute to take Eric Bile’s place.
Son’s goal in the 39th minute had given Ludogorets the lead before he entered the game.
Guinean midfielder Aguibou Camara set up Duah, who scored in the 82nd minute to double the visitors’ lead.
Even though CSKA Sofia equalized in the ninetieth minute, Ludogorets scored a third goal in injury time to claim a decisive 3-1 victory.
Kwadwo Duah, who has made 18 appearances for Ludogorets in the 2024–25 Bulgarian Parva Liga, now has three goals after his goal on Monday.
