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Wa All Stars striker Richard Arthur is likely to seal a move from the Ghanaian side to Spanish lower side Cordoba in the coming days.
According reports in the Spanish media, Cordoba have expressed interest in bring in the young striker who is the highest goal scorer for the Wa All Stars.
The 22-year-old strong forward has scored 6 goals in the ongoing Ghana Premier League and he is one of the reasons why All Stars are in the hunt for the league title.
Arthur was missing when All Stars drew 1-1 with Hearts of Oak in mid-week and reports are that he is close to agreeing a deal with Cordoba.
If he signs he will join Black Stars number goalie Razak Brimah who plays with the club.
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