Accra: The 2026/27 Ghana Premier League transfer window continues to gather momentum, with clubs strengthening their goalkeeping departments ahead of the new season. According to Ghana Web, sports journalist Shaban Mohammed has reported on several deals that have already been completed, while a number of other transfers are at advanced stages.
In the completed deals, Debibi United have secured the services of Aduana FC goalkeeper Massawudu Inusah on a two-year contract. Meanwhile, Heart of Lions is on the verge of finalizing a permanent agreement for former King Faisal goalkeeper Edmund Wireko, who has successfully completed his medical. This deal is anticipated to be finalized officially within the week.
Ongoing negotiations are also capturing attention in the league. Asante Kotoko has extended a two-year contract offer to Danlad Ibrahim, as they aim to bring their former goalkeeper back into the fold. Negotiations are currently in progress, and Danlad has already been included in the squad for the club's pre-season activities in Accra.
Additionally, Karela United is showing significant interest in acquiring former Hohoe United goalkeeper Kwaku Musah. However, they face stiff competition from Hearts of Oak, who are also eager to secure Musah's signature. In parallel, Berekum Chelsea is advancing in talks with former Young Apostles goalkeeper Zulka Massawudu, with both parties reportedly nearing an agreement.
Furthermore, Hearts of Oak is reportedly looking to bolster its goalkeeping lineup, as former Dreams FC goalkeeper Augustine Koomson was seen at their training grounds. Negotiations are expected to commence shortly. Debibi United is also progressing in discussions to sign former Berekum Chelsea goalkeeper Joshua Addai, with talks reportedly going well.
Moreover, a 22-year-old Moroccan goalkeeper, Abdel Wadie Mourad, is rumored to be heading to an unnamed Ghana Premier League club, although specific details of this transfer remain unconfirmed.