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Reports say English Premier League side Stoke City are tracking Hearts of Oak defender Godwin Osei Bonsu for a possible move in the summer.
Stoke boss Tony Pulis has been alerted of Bonsu's ability by scouts at the recent African Nations Championship.
The centre-back recently had a botched trial at German side TSG Hoffenheim.
Bonsu is playing his first season for current Glo Premier League leaders Hearts of Oak.
Source: Ghanasoccernet
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