Reports emerge linking Hearts of Oak midfielder Salifu Ibrahim to Libyan club Al Ta'awon, as the North African outfit seeks to strengthen their squad.
Ibrahim, formerly of Eleven Wonders, has been in outstanding form in the Ghana Premier League, earning four Man of the Match awards.
Al Ta'awon sees Ibrahim as a pivotal addition to their team and is prepared to offer him a lucrative deal. With just three months remaining on his contract with Hearts of Oak, Ibrahim's future at the Ghanaian club hangs in the balance pending contract negotiations.
The Libyan club is reportedly willing to provide Ibrahim with a monthly salary of $7,000 along with a signing-on fee of approximately $60,000. Under new coach Aboubakar Ouattara, Ibrahim has played a significant role for Hearts of Oak, showcasing his skill and versatility in the midfield.
Recently, Ibrahim's standout performance against Nsoatreman FC earned him yet another Man of the Match accolade, further solidifying his reputation as a key player for Hearts of Oak. Since joining the club in February 2021, Ibrahim has been instrumental in their successes, including their Ghana Premier League triumph that season.
In the current campaign, Ibrahim has contributed with one goal and eight assists in 19 appearances for Hearts of Oak, highlighting his value as a playmaker on the pitch.
