The Indian Super League outfit have announced the signing of the former King Faisal FC striker until the end of the 2024/25 season.
Ghanaian striker Kwame Peprah has sealed a move the Indian top-tier club Kerala Blasters FC on a free transfer after unsuccessful spell in South Africa with Orlando Pirates.
The 22-year-old signed a two-year contract with the Yellow Army lads after a fruitful negotiations earlier today.
The club's official statement reads “Kerala Blasters FC have completed the signing of Ghanaian striker, Kwame Peprah, who puts pen to paper on a two-year deal until 2025”
Peprah stole headlines in the Ghana Premier League with King Faisal FC during the 2020/21 season where he bagged twelves goals before he was acquired by Orlando Pirates for $150,000.
He was named the Pirates’ Player of the Season and also shortlisted for the DStv Premiership Young Player of the Season award following an impressive 7 goals in his debut season.
Prior to joining the Blasters, Peprah had loan spells with Maritzburg Utd. in the DStv Premiership and with Hapoel Hadera in the Ligat ha’Al.
Commenting on the new signing, Karolis Skinkys, Kerala Blasters Sporting Director, said:
“Kwame is an important addition to our squad. His physical attributes and footballing skills make him a big asset for our team. A young, versatile, & fast-footed striker, I believe Kwame will pose a constant threat to the Hero ISL defences and help our team fight for the highest targets.”
Peprah is expected to arrive in India on Monday to undergo medicals and join his teammates at the club.
“Many thanks to the Club for providing me with this opportunity. I am really happy to join this amazing Club and to have the opportunity to play in India. I look forward to joining my teammates very soon and to kick-start the next season!” Peprah said after sealing the move
