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Ghanaian prodigy Evan Mensah has signed a season long loan deal with HJK Helsinki from Inter Allies.
Mensah sealed the deal after undergoing a successful medical with the Finish giants on Monday. He left the shores of the country on Sunday to travel to the Scandinavian country to sign the contract with the highly rated club.
The deal was brokered by Spanish agent Manuel Sierra, his company Futbal Divisao and their Ghanaian partners Soccertime Africa who are seeking to allow the player the opportunity to reach his full potential.
The amount involved in the del is however undisclosed.
He joins Ghanaian pair of Anthony Annan and Richard Gadxe who are enjoying a fruitful season with the Club.
Mensah has been a revelation in the domestic league, putting up brilliant showings which in March earned him a call up to the Black Stars.
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