The forward, who has been enraged over his latest snub for national team duties, is reportedly heading to the eastern European nation to link up with an unnamed club
Ghana striker Abednego Tetteh has attracted interest from an unnamed Albanian club with terms and conditions over his services in place between both parties, a report from the local media has claimed.
The former Bechem United forward has vowed not to continue plying his football trade in the Ghanaian elite division after he was snubbed for call-ups in the just ended national team assignments by the west African nation.
According to Accra-based Max FM, the 32-year-old has turned down the advances of his last Ghana Premier League side Bibiani Gold Stars FC following his bid to secure a move abroad for the 2023/24 football season.
"As a professional football player, nothing can be hide and even if it's Togo; l will go and play..." the former King Faisal striker said to Max FM when pressed to expound about the veracity of the speculation over his move to Albania.
Tetteh won the 2022/23 Ghana Premier League Golden Boot with 18 goals and has made his displeasure known over his awarded prize as he feels the award organizers have done him a great disservice judging from his remarkable feat under the year review for the awards ceremony.
'Zlatan' as he is affectionately called by fans has had stints abroad with Sudanese elite division outfit Al-Hilal Obeid as well as lndian lower-tier sides Real Kashmir FC and TRAU FC.
