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Asante Kotoko midfielder Kwame Bonsu has completed his move to African champions Esperance after signing a four-year contract.
The landed in Tunisia, Wednesday, to wrap up the transfer after just a year with the Ghanaian giants.
Bonsu is expected to replace Cameroonian midfielder Franck Kom who left the Esperance for Qatari side Al-Rayyan SC.
The former Gefle midfielder joined Kotoko in June 2018 and was a key member of the squad that reached the CAF Confederation Cup group stages this year.
Related: Free from captivity Bonsu steering Kotoko wheel
He earned a call up to the national team for Ghana’s last 2019 Afcon qualifier against Kenya and played featured briefly in a friendly against Mauritania.
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