Aduana Stars midfielder Elvis Opoku has expressed his readiness to join fellow Premier League side Legon Cities in the on-going transfer window.
Opoku has been one of the standout players for the Ogya lads this term, leading to the club to 2nd on the league table with 28 points after 15 matches played thus far.
Speaking to Kumasi based OTEC Fm, the 26-year-old disclosed that he has been told by his management for a possible switch to the Accra-based side.
"I still have a contract with Aduana Stars but I have no problem if they are ready to release me to any club. I've been told by Aduana Stars management for a possible move to Legon Cities and am ready to join them if they agree to my terms," he told OTEC Fm
"I'm doing my background checks if the team is good for me or not because as a player you need to do some checks before moving to a team," he added.
Meanwhile, the Ghana Football Association has suspended all its competitions with immediate effect until further notice following the directives given by the President of the Republic due to the outbreak of coronavirus.