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Serbian giants Vojvodina Novi Sad have not given up hope of re-engaging former Ghana captain Stephen Appiah on permanent basis, Goal.com Ghana can reveal.
“I know Appiah is still on our cards, it has been difficult getting him to play for us again because of his huge status,” the club's manager Zlatomir Zargocic told the team’s website.
“I hope a deal will be struck soon because he is an important player who can greatly help our quest for trophies.”
Appiah aided the club to Europa League play-offs during his four-month subject to renewal contract which he was receiving $25,000 a week, but has not renewed the contract after it ended.
The former Fenerbahce man is currently a transfer target of clubs in UAE, Qatar and China.
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