Medeama SC have made a major statement of intent in their Premier League title charge after completing the signing of highly-rated striker Abdul Rahman Mohammed on a two-and-a-half-year contract.
The 26-year-old forward joins the Tarkwa-based club on a permanent deal following a brief spell in Tanzania, bringing an end to weeks of speculation over his next destination. Medeama have successfully wrapped up negotiations with the player, who has now put pen to paper as the league leaders step up preparations for the decisive phase of the season. An official club announcement is expected shortly.
Mohammed rose to prominence during an impressive spell with Nsoatreman FC, where his consistent goalscoring record and intelligent movement quickly established him as one of the most feared attackers in the Ghana Premier League. His standout performances attracted interest from several top-flight clubs, with Medeama long identified as admirers of his qualities.
The striker has also proven his pedigree on the continental stage. Last year, he announced himself in CAF competition by scoring a brace for Nsoatreman FC in a CAF Confederation Cup qualifier, underlining his ability to deliver in high-pressure, big-match situations.
Medeama, who remain firmly in the hunt for another league title, see Mohammed’s arrival as a timely boost to their attacking options. His experience, finishing ability and familiarity with the domestic league are expected to add depth and cutting edge to Ibrahim Tanko’s side as they look to maintain momentum at the top of the table and mount a strong push for the Premier League crown in the closing stages of the campaign.
