The 25-year-old winger of Ghanaian descent has completed his move to the French top-tier club in this ongoing summer transfer window
Ligue 1 side Le Havre AC have announced the signing of French-born Ghanaian winger Godson Kyeremeh on a two-year contract.
The Ghana-prospect winger is linking up with those in charge of the Stade Océane on a free transfer after leaving second tier outfit Caen at the end of last season.
An official confirmation over the capturing of the former FC Annecy man read via the club's official website: ''Striker Godson Kyeremeh arrives from SM Caen...He only had to cross the Normandy bridge to sign his contract: Godson Kyeremeh, just 25 years old, has just signed a two-year contract with HAC! Trained at SM Caen (under whose colors he played 103 Ligue 2 matches), this Melun native won the FFF trophy for best National hopeful during a loan at FC Annecy (2022). Fast, fond of one-on-ones, this right-footed winger will discover Ligue 1 under our colors! He will wear the number 11.''
Kyeremeh had a breakthrough season with Caen having featured in 33 games by netting 4 and assisting 3 across all competitions in the 2024-25 campaign.
Given his Ghanaian origin, the Melun-born wide-man still remains fit to play for Ghana on the international stage as he is yet to be cap-tied by the French national team.
Welcome, Godson!
