Former player of the West Africa Football Academy, (WAFA), Daniel Lomotey said he is determined to prove himself at new club ES Setif after signing for the Algerian side.

Lomotey, was unveiled by the Algerians last week after signing a three year deal with the North Africans who will play Asante Kotoko later.

He was the leading marksman in the ongoing Ghana Premier League, (GPL), prior to his departure with eight goals, and, said he is eager to carry on from where he left off in Ghana.

"I will make sure I don't add up to the list of Ghanaian players who don't survive in the northern part of Africa", Lomotey told Kumasi-based radio station Oyerepa FM today.

He added: "I want to rewrite that story", insisting that he is doing well in his new surroundings and that the reception accorded him has been good.

Lomotey went on to say that he will work hard to complete the three year deal he has signed at the club, hoping to get a national team call up with his performances.

ES Setif are leading the Algerian league at the moment, and, they are scheduled to play Asante Kotoko of Ghana later this month in a final eliminator to the CAF Confederation Cup group phase.

Lomotey has not been registered for the game, but it is expected that he would be included if the Algerians advance past Kotoko to the next stage of the competition.

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