National League South

Asare making up for lost time with Oxford City

The young defender, released by Fulham last year, has been in excellent form for Oxford City this term and still dreams of reaching the top.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
28 November 2021

Hoops ace Zico ready to make up for lost time
By Sean Cole

ON THE BALL: Zico Asare has proved a huge hit this season for Oxford City
PICTURE: Gary Learmouth

ZICO Asare stands out from the crowd for more than just his famous first name, chosen in honour of the legendary Brazilian playmaker.
The young defender, released by Fulham last year, has been in excellent form for Oxford City this term and still dreams of reaching the top.
Right now, he’s busy making up for lost time after a tough year without a club.
“You can’t take anything for granted,” Asare tells The NLP. “Because I was at Fulh...

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