By OkayGoal 
Moses Odjer has sealed a move to Unione Sportiva Livorno 1915, giving the newly promoted Serie C side an experienced boost in midfield.
The Ghanaian-born player, now an Italian citizen, carries a career built on steady progress and determination.
Odjer began his football story at Tema Youth, breaking into the senior side at only 16 in 2012. His talent quickly drew attention, and by August 2014 he had signed a five-year deal with Calcio Catania, who had just dropped into Serie B. Since then, he has gathered more than 250 appearances across Serie B and Serie C, representing clubs such as Salernitana, Palermo, Foggia, Pianese, and Ascoli.
On the international stage, Odjer featured for Ghana’s U20 team in 2013, playing ten matches and scoring twice.
Livorno, freshly promoted from Serie D, sees Odjer as a key figure in their push for stability and success in Serie C this season. Fans hope his leadership and experience can guide the club toward greater achievements.