Dawda Bah
Dawda Bah in jersey HJK Helsinki ( 2010)
Dawda Bah (* November 12, 1983 [A 1] in Banjul) is a Gambian footballer who plays in the position of an offensive all-rounder.
Career
Association
Career start in Gambia
Dawda Bah began his career in his home in the youth of the first division Hawks Banjul, where he in 2002 made it into the first team.
Exchange to Finland
2005 Bah then moved to the Finnish second division Kokkolan Palloveikot, where he was able to convince by its hit rate, and has been a regular player drew attention to himself. In just two and a half years, he scored seven goals in forty-nine games. In addition, he still denied a game (one goal ) in the third division for FC Kipparit, whose team had merged with the second team of Kokkolan Palloveikot. In summer 2007, he moved to first division club HJK Helsinki free transfer. There he was able to establish itself as a regular player. By 2011, he graduated hundred and one games and met nineteen times. In addition, he was with HJK twice Finnish Champion and one Finnish Cup winner.
Their careers in Germany
In summer 2011, undertook the German Bundesliga FC Augsburg Bah. He signed a contract until June 2013 and cost around 200,000 euros transfer fee. On September 9, 2011, being the fifth matchday of the 2011/12 season, Bah came to his Bundesliga debut when he came off the bench in the home match against Bayer 04 Leverkusen (1:4) in the 77th minute for Axel Bellinghausen. Five days later he suffered in training a patellar fracture and fell to the end of season 2011/ 12. On January 24, 2013, the club broke up the contract with Bah.
Comeback in Finland
Beginning in March 2013 returned Bah to Finland and signed a one-year contract with first division Kuopion Palloseura
National
For the Gambian football team he was during qualifying for the FIFA World Cup 2002 and qualifying for the FIFA World Cup 2006 in use.
Achievements and titles
- Finnish Champion: 2009, 2010
- Finnish Cup Winners: 2008
Private
Dawdah Bah is married to the German Sabrina Bah since December 2012. Since she works in Augsburg, Dawda Bah wants to return to Germany in October 2013.