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Latif Blessing has confirmed he is on the verge of swerving Ghana Premier League giants as he is on the move to seal a deal with South African Premier Soccer League side Ajax Cape Town.
Blessing, who last Friday was adjudged most valuable player in the 2015/16 league season will undergo medical in the coming days ahead of a possible transfer.
His future has been speculated after winning the goal king award for last season – 17 goals with Kotoko and Hearts showing great interest in acquiring his services.
"Everything is going on well, hopefully I will be in South Africa on Wednesday to have a medical with Ajax Cape Town," he told Starr FM.
"So I am looking forward to that, I will leave and complete my deal with the Club on Wednesday God willing."
Last week, the local media reported he was targeted by Cape Town City FC in a US$ 200,000.
This comes after he rejected a mouthwatering move to Tunisian side CS Sfaxien.
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