Ghanaian youngster Seth Airam to miss Recreativo de Heulva first game of the year against Cadiz due to ‘fear clause’
Seth Airam Ghanaian player of foreign descent Seth Airam will miss Recreativo de Huelva first game of the year against FC Cadiz.Airam is owned by Cadiz and has a clause in his contract known as the ‘fear clause’ that prevents him from playing against his parent club.The ‘fear clause’ is a common practice among clubs that give up their players to teams that are active in their category and can be rivals during the seasonRecreativo de Huelva face Cadiz B at the Nuevo Colombino on January 10, thus he will miss the game due to the “fear clause” in the contract.
He joined the Deans on a season-long loan from Cadiz CF in the summer.
Airam, who was born in Spain to Ghanaian father and Spanish mother, began his career at CF Unin Vera, before moving to UD Gua Juvenil and later to Lorqu Juvenil.He then joined Cdiz CF on a permanent deal, rising with the yellow subsidiary to Second Division B.At the Cadista club, he has accumulated four seasons in which he has played 90 games and scored 16 goals, making his debut with the first team, while in recent months he was on loan to SD Ejea.
