In a significant move, Medeama Sporting Club have confirmed the signing of goalkeeper Ali Moro on a three-year contract in the ongoing transfer window.
The 17-year-old goalkeeper, who is set to strengthen the club’s goalkeeping roster is seen as a potential future No.1 goalkeeper for the Yellow and Mauves, having a really good pedigree with lower side Nania FC.
Considered one of Ghana's most promising shot-stopping talents, bankroller of Medeama Moses Armah shared his elation about Moro's acquisition.
"Ali Moro is a talented young goalkeeper with immense potential. We believe he will be a valuable addition to our team and look forward to seeing him grow and excel with us."
Medeama coach Nebojsa Kapor added: "Ali's skills and dedication will thrive in our setup. We are confident that he will integrate well and contribute significantly to our squad."
On signing the contract, Moro said: "I'm incredibly honoured and excited to join Medeama SC. This is a big step in my career, and I am ready to give my all to help the team achieve its goals. I am thankful for the trust placed in me and eager to start working with my new teammates and coaches."
By: Pascal Amoah
