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Ghana youth international Jonathan Mensah is confident he can wrap up a deal with Ukraine champions Dynamo Kiev after agreeing to join them on trials.The 19-year-old is hoping to sign a permanent deal after ending a one year stay with South African side Free State Stars.The former AshantiGold central defender was a revelation in the PSL league and helped his club to a fourth placed finish.He was a member of the African Youth Championships winning team in Rwanda.The Ukrainian side has been a constant feature in European competition for many years.Rival club Shakhtar Donetsk ruined Dynamo's hopes of reaching the UEFA Cup final on Thursday after Ilsinho's 89th-minute strike secured a 2-1 semi-final second-leg win.The capital club wrapped up their thirteenth Premier League title at the weekend with four matches remaining.Source:kickoff.com
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