Bibiani GoldStars CEO Akwasi Adu has confirmed that the club is pursuing Albert Amoah, a 24-year-old forward who became a free agent after his contract with Al Ahly Benghazi was terminated.
GoldStars Eye Amoah to Replace Top Scorer
Bibiani GoldStars is looking to replace Ghana Premier League's top scorer Samuel Atta Kumi, who departed for Al-Kahrbaa Club in Iraq. CEO Akwasi Adu wants Albert Amoah to fill the gap. "I'm looking for Albert Amoah to replace Attah Kumi," he stated.
Adu told Luv FM that the club is planning for 27 players, with 24 confirmed, and the technical team is looking to add two or three more quality signings in key positions. According to the CEO, Amoah is the preferred candidate to replace Atta Kumi. "Yes, I'm chasing Kotoko's Albert Amoah. I'm chasing him until he comes," he stated.
Transfer Plans in Motion
GoldStars have already secured a central defender after signing a youngster from Young Apostles. The other priority is an attacking midfielder. "We are looking for one central defender, which we've got. We got this young player from Young Apostles, and the other role is an attacking midfielder," said Akwasi Adu.
The Bibiani GoldStars will begin their 2026/27 Ghana Premier League campaign with a trip to Bechem United. Greek tactician Petros Koukouras is the new head coach. Adu's transfer plans are crucial to the team's success in the upcoming season.
The Road Ahead
The transfer window will close soon, and Bibiani GoldStars need to finalize their signings. If Albert Amoah joins the team, he will have a chance to prove himself in the Ghana Premier League. Adu's comments suggest that the club is serious about bringing Amoah on board. The coming weeks will be crucial in determining the team's roster for the new season.
Source: Joy Online
