The 2026/27 Ghana Premier League transfer window has produced a flurry of activity, with clubs strengthening their squads ahead of the new campaign.
From established players moving between Premier League sides to promising talents arriving from lower divisions and foreign leagues, clubs have been busy reshaping their squads.
Here is a rundown of the notable transfer deals involving Ghana Premier League clubs.
Medeama SC
Medeama have been among the busiest clubs in the window, bringing in players while also seeing several members of their squad depart.
Arrivals
- Issah Ibrahim – Latvia
- Monged Abuzaid Salman – Sudan
- Blessing Kwabena Dwamena – New Edubiase
- Jelillu Osman – New Edubiase
- Emmanuel Anokye – Sporting Club Accra
- Ebenezer Adade – Dreams FC
Departures
- Etse Dogli – Heart of Lions
- Emmanuel Boateng – Eleven Wonders
- Dominic Frimpong – Free agent
- Usman Safianu – Nations FC
- Abdul Rahman Yaya – Nations FC
- Emmanuel Annor – Nations FC
- Emmanuel Fobi – Dila Gori, Georgia
Port City FC
Port City FC have added experience and depth to their squad, with a number of players arriving as free agents or from other clubs.
Arrivals
- Kwabena Adu Meider – Free agent
- Francis Gyetuah – Free agent
- Stephen Diyou – Hohoe United
- Gideon Waja – WAFA
- Ishak Suraj – Al Ahly, Lebanon
- Samuel Gyimah – Free agent
- Daniel Amissah – Free agent
- Elliot Affotey – Heart of Lions
- Daniel Osei Snr. – Hohoe United
Hearts of Oak
Hearts of Oak have also been active in the transfer market as they look to build a competitive squad for the new season.
Arrivals
- Abdul Aziz – Swedru All Blacks
- Ebenezer Amoh – Free agent
- Rockson Kyeremeh – PAC Academy
- Manuel Osei Djan – PAC Academy
- Caleb Koranteng – Victory Club Warriors
- Alex Banso – Namoro FC
- Prince Amevor – Free agent
- Vicente Anane – Free agent
- Mamadou Kader Kourouma – Ivory Coast
- Dominic Nsobila – Free agent
Swedru All Blacks
Swedru All Blacks have completed a series of deals as they prepare for the new Ghana Premier League campaign.
Arrivals
- Mohammed Musah Salifu – Tamale City
- David Lartey – Dreams Chasers
- Prince Arthur – Nations FC
- Kelvin Ampoful – Nations FC
- Samuel Osei Kofi – Nsuopun Fidelity
- Faisal Chawetey – Free agent
- Vincent Baah Jnr – Tema Faith
- Michael Abrokwa – Nations FC
- John Ahuma Ocansey – Cheetah FC
- Godfred Yartey – Cheetah FC
- Andy Koramoah – Auroras
- Kojo Quansah – FC Samartex
- Latif Blessing – Cheetah FC
Samartex
- Ebenezer Okrah – Golden Kick
- Prince Affum – Sefwi All Stars
- Joshua Fuseini – Golden Kick
- Meshack Adjetey Sowah – Vision FC
Aduana FC
Aduana FC have strengthened their squad with a mixture of experienced players, free agents and emerging talents.
- Shawkan Hunalf Mohammed – Free agent
- Samuel Tenedu – Berekum Chelsea
- Boa-At Regain – Bechem United
- Stephen Amankona – Free agent
- Abdul Latif Mohammed – Victory Club Warriors
- Emmanuel Abban – Bechem United
- Zakaria Fuseini – Techiman Liberty Youth
- Bismark Anim – Free agent
AshantiGold 04
AshantiGold 04 have made several additions, including players from Ghanaian clubs and academies across the region.
- Raphael Kodjo Etchonou – ESA Academy, Togo
- Ben Yamine Nassirou Kabore – Etoile Filante, Burkina Faso
- Kamal Suraje – Free agent
- Kwaku Musah – Free agent
- Fatao Seidu – Skyy FC
- Sirinu Huzaifah – Skyy FC
- Saddick Ibrahim Abubakar – Skyy FC
- Ishmael Acquah – Skyy FC
- William Addo – Unity FC
- Alhassan Benny – Free agent
- Thomas Kwabena Osei – Heart of Lions
Gold Stars
- Nicholas Amekpewu – Elmina Sharks
- Claude Shooting Bortey – Free agent
- Kwame Opoku – Free agent
Heart of Lions
Heart of Lions have also moved quickly in the market, bringing in several players to strengthen their squad.
- Francis Odoom – Hohoe United
- Abdul Jalilu – Free agent
- Edmund Wireko
- William Oduro
- Pius Baffuor
- Sena Ati
- Mustapha Yakubu
- Stephen Afoakwa – Faith Football Academy
Berekum Chelsea
Berekum Chelsea have added several players as they prepare for the 2026/27 season.
- Jamal Haruna
- Diawisie Taylor
- Awuah Dramani
- Chyereme Shadirac
- Fuseini Zakaria
- Zulka Massawudu
- Augustine Boakye
Asante Kotoko
Asante Kotoko have made some of the most notable international additions of the window, with players arriving from Africa and Europe.
- Danlad Ibrahim – Free agent
- Emmanuel Mamah – FC Samartex
- Koffi Marius Ange Bini – Ivory Coast
- Isaac Opoku Agyemang – Free agent
- Abdoul Kader Tarnagda – Burkina Faso
- Solomon Nsor Asaah – Cameroon
- Abdel Wadie Mourad – Morocco
- Umar Ali – Partizani, Albania
Karela United
Karela United have been active in strengthening their squad with players from several clubs across the Ghanaian football landscape.
- Wisdom Jonas Manyina – RTU
- Frank Ackom – Nsuopun Fidelity
- Iddi Mahfuz – Eleven Wonders
- Edmund Afurapoe – Eleven Wonders
- Kwaku Musah – Okwawu United
- Angel Ewulla – Okwawu United
- Collins Ntiful – Okwawu United
- Issah Abdul Basit – Golden Warriors
- Mohammed Alhassan Mankuyeli
- Ebenezer Amegah – Hohoe United
- Prince Opoku Agyemang – Free agent
Vision FC
- Kwadwo Boamah – Hohoe United
- Faruk Mohammed – Nations FC
The transfer window gathers pace
With the 2026/27 Ghana Premier League season approaching, clubs are continuing to reshape their squads in a bid to challenge for the title, secure continental football or avoid relegation.
The movement of players between Premier League clubs, lower-tier sides, academies and overseas teams underlines the growing competition for talent ahead of the new campaign.
Samuel Kwame Boadu is a Ghanaian media entrepreneur and storyteller with a passion for amplifying urban voices and uncovering everyday truths. He is the Editor-in-Chief and Founder of The Accra Daily Mail, a dynamic digital platform dedicated to capturing the pulse of Ghana’s capital—its people, culture, challenges, business, sports and innovations.
