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After a successful season which saw Kotoko win the Premier League, midfielder, Salifu Mudasiru, has completed a transfer to Moldovan side, Sheriff Tiraspol.
The midfielder before his transfer, was on trial with the outfit, where he will join former Kotoko goalkeeper Razak Abalora.
In a social media post which failed to reveal the transfer fee, Sheriff confirmed they had secured the services of the Ghanaian indicating: "FC Sheriff staff is pleased to welcome Mudasiru Salifu and wishes him success in our club's yellow and black shirt."
Salifu spent three seasons in Ghana's top flight.
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