Audio By Carbonatix
Black Stars winger Kamaldeen Sulemana has chosen to join Southampton over fellow Premier League outfit Everton.
Both clubs had bids accepted by French Ligue 1 side, Stade Rennais, but he decided in favour of a move to the South Coast club ahead of the Toffees.
The 20-year-old speedster will join on a four-and-a-half-year deal for a reported fee around €25m plus €5m add ons.
Southampton have scheduled medicals to be conducted ahead of the conclusion of the deal before the January transfer window shuts later today.
Southampton want to close a deal quickly, thus the medical is expected to happen in France.
The 20-year-old struggled to get regular game time for the Ligue 1 team after moving from Nordsjaelland to Rennes in 2021. He has only played 33 times and five goals.
Latest Stories
-
England have another level we can reach – Kane
2 hours -
Sinner holds off Zverev to defend Wimbledon title
3 hours -
Rice in bed for nearly three days before Norway game – Tuchel
3 hours -
Argentina midfield great Rattin dies aged 89
3 hours -
Miss Ghana 2026 contestants join national clean-up exercise to promote civic responsibility
3 hours -
Fifa official refuses to answer BBC’s Balogun ban questions
3 hours -
Rev Stephen Wengam urges sustained prayer for revival at Guyana Assemblies of God Council
3 hours -
Senegal sack manager Pape Thiaw in wake of World Cup exit
3 hours -
LCB Worldwide Ghana partners GHS for major fumigation exercise in Accra
5 hours -
Fourth-Time Candidate Eugene Danquah Ofori-Appiah wins Atwima Nwabiagya South NPP Chairmanship
5 hours -
ASEC2026: Push for African-led security solutions through innovation and inclusion – Major General Kotia
5 hours -
NPP alleges arrest of Dennis Miracles Aboagye by EOCO, demands his immediate release
6 hours -
T-bills auction: Government exceeds target by 77%; but to pay more for one-year bill at maturity
6 hours -
A competent government leads with systems, not brooms
7 hours -
Mahama directs activation of Zoomlion transfer stations to improve waste collection after floods
8 hours