Golden Kick FC and Asante Kotoko have begun negotiations for the transfer of Asante Owusu, their key offensive midfield player.
The gifted number 10 was crucial to Golden Kick's incredible FA Cup success this season, and the Porcupine Warriors are getting ready to make an official bid for him. Owusu's efforts almost led his team to victory in Sunday's final against Kotoko, but they lost heartbreakingly in the final minute due to a contentious penalty.
According to sources, Golden Kick is prepared to release their valuable asset provided Kotoko meets their valuation requirements.
A popular target due to his vision, dribbling prowess, and goal contributions, the 21-year-old playmaker has become one of Ghana's most exciting creative talents.
Getting Owusu will greatly increase Kotoko's squad depth for the continental campaign, as they will be playing for Ghana in the CAF Confederation Cup next season after winning the FA Cup.
Officials at the club see him as a vital boost to their midfield options.
Kotoko is anticipated to formally present its offer in the next several days, although negotiations are still underway. This possible acquisition demonstrates the club's desire to be a formidable local and African competitor.
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In Loudoun United FC's victory over Detroit City, Kwame Awuah excels with an assist.
In an exciting USL Championship Round 1 match at Segra Field on Saturday night, Loudoun United FC defeated Detroit City FC 3-2 thanks in large part to an outstanding effort by Kwame Awuah.
The Canadian-Ghanaian defender finished the game with a crucial assist after playing the entire ninety minutes.
In front of 1,433 home supporters, Loudoun broke the record of never defeating Detroit in six tries before this matchup.
Ben Morris gave Detroit the lead in the 22nd minute, but Abdellatif Aboukoura quickly tied the score with two goals just before halftime. Early in the second half, Detroit's Michael Bryant tied the score at two.
Then Awuah's turn arrived. Zach Ryan scored the game-winning goal from the middle of the box after he slipped a deft ball to him in the 64th minute.
Detroit failed to put the keeper to the test once, while Loudoun controlled the ball and had all seven of their shots on goal. Fans praised Awuah's performance, which marked his first assist of the season in 12 games.
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