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Ghana U17 skipper Erich Ayiah is set to join Liberty Professionals ahead of the start of the new Ghana Premier League season.
According to reports, Ayiah's club Charity Stars have agreed to allow the player join the Dansoman based outfit.
Liberty are keen on the player as they look to rebuild for the upcoming season.
Ayiah is tipped for greatness following his impressive display for the U17 team in last year's African Junior Championship and the World Cup.
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