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It’s that time of the year when clubs in Europe go in search of top talents to bolster their squad with the business end of the season just around the corner.
Referred to as the winter transfer window, a lot of deals have been done by the clubs but as to whether it’s good or bad, the verdict will be delivered by the Joy Sports team on Thursday on our special Joy Transfer Countdown show.
The show will guide our cherished audience through the deals and the drama right up to when the transfer window officially slams shut.
It will be anchored by George Addo Jnr and Gary Al-Smith with insightful analysis from top journalists from Ghana and abroad. But you can be part of the show by recording a one-minute video of yourself analyzing your club’s transfers and send to the Whatsapp number 0544652366.
It airs from 10 pm to 12 am on Joy 99.7FM, Joy Prime and Joy News.
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