AS SOLIMAN GRABS THEIR 2ND GHANAIAN IN THE TRANSFER WINDOW

Ligue Professionelle 1 side, AS Soliman's raid of Ghana talents has hit another high. The Tunisian side has added another Ghanaian forward to their roster. 

 

Head Coach, Sami Qafsi's bid to add more bite to his front-line has seen him add former Accra Hearts of Oak and Inter Allies arrowhead, Dennis Antwi to his list of attackers. 

Dennis Antwi has left Ghana to join the Stade Municipal de Soliman oufit ahead of the 2020/21 season. This is the forward's ninth club since 2012.

                                               Dennis Antwi (left) with Nana Kwarteng (Deal Broker) as he left Ghana

Having spent his last 4 years in Sweden, the former Trelleborg striker managed 27 goals in 110 appearances. He represented Rosengard, Jerv, Start, Asane and Trelleborg in Sweden.

He joins former Liberty Professionals forward Elvis Kyei Baffour in AS Soliman. Another Liberty Professionals player is scheduled to join the club in the coming days.  

 

By; Gyamfi Din-Chin

ELVIS KYEI BAFFOUR JOINS TUNISIAN LEAGUE SIDE FROM LIBERTY PROS.

Liberty Professionals goal poacher,  Elvis Kyei Baffour has left Ghana to sign a deal with a Tunisian Ligue Professionelle 1 club Avenir Sports de Soliman.

Kyei Baffour who joined the Dansoman based club in 2018  was tipped to join Al Ain in UAE in the current transfer window.

                                                    Nana Kwarteng with Kyei Baffour

AS Soliman gained promotion to the Tunisian top flight ahead of the 2019/20 season having topped Group A of the 2018/19 Tunisian Ligue Professionelle 2.

Nana Kwarteng who brokered the deal  revealed to our media house that the move to Tunisia is to further place a value on the 21 year old. He added that the forward has his eye set on playing in the top european leagues in the near future.

AS Soliman finished the season on 28 points after 26 round of games, placing 10th on the log. A low 29 goals was scored by the club's forwards.

 Kyei Baffour who found the net 8 times in 15 games in the cancelled 2019/20 Ghana Premier League is expected to add more bite to the club's attack in the new season.

The forward departed Ghana on Friday 26th September, 2020 to seal the move.

By: Kwasi Gyamfi Din-Chin