Audio By Carbonatix
Ghana international Vincent Atinga has left Ghana Premier League champions Medeama Sporting Club after two and half years.
He leaves the Tarkwa-based side following the end of his contract.
Atinga joined Medeama in March 2021, enjoying a two-and-half-year stint with the club after his time out of the country KF Tirana in Albania and two other Kuwaiti clubs in Qadsia and AL Shabab.
The central defender netted 21 goals for the Yellow and Mauve lads in 74 appearances across all competitions. He also scored 11 goals in the 2022/2023 season in 28 matches en route to Medeama winning their first league title of the Ghanaian top flight.
Atinga was, over the weekend, honoured as the Best Player of the Year during the maiden edition of the Ghana Football Association awards at the UPSA Auditorium.
With his departure from the club, Atinga is now a free agent and awaits his new adventure.
Latest Stories
-
Legendary Yaw Sarpong’s backing vocalist Maame Tiwaa passes on
22 minutes -
Two suspects arrested in coordinated robbery attacks at Nkasiem
27 minutes -
Tiwaa of Yaw Sarpong and Asomafo dies
28 minutes -
Amedzofe Canopy Walkway temporarily closed after structural incident
31 minutes -
Dr Ibn Chambas calls for Africans to ‘defend their dignity’
50 minutes -
Let’s treat persons with disabilities right – GHS staff  urged
1 hour -
Soldiers in Benin say they have seized power from President Talon
2 hours -
Lionel Messi leads Inter Miami to MLS Cup glory
2 hours -
Soldiers on Benin’s national television claim to have seized power
2 hours -
Premier Tennis Club organizes Tema Farmers’ Day Tournament
2 hours -
Liberia, South Africa ex-First Ladies attend Lordina Foundation’s 5th health screening for retired ministers
2 hours -
KGL Foundation partners Premier Tennis club to celebrate Farmers’ Day
2 hours -
Adrobaa crowned winners as Milo U13 Championship makes grand return
3 hours -
NAIMOS seizes excavators and shuts down illegal Riverbank mining in Eastern Region
5 hours -
NAIMOS dismantles illegal foreign mining network along the Bia River
5 hours