Former Black Stars defender Lee Addy close to joining Hearts of Oak
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Former Black Stars center back Lee Addy is on the verge of signing for Ghanaian giants Accra Hearts of Oak.
The 30-year-old returned to Ghana in July after an unsuccessful spell in Ethiopia, he was among a contingent of Ethiopia-based Ghanaian footballers evacuated back home due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Lee Addy since his return has been courted by a number of top Ghana Premier league clubs.
Speaking in an interview with Starr FM, the former Red Star Belgrade defender revealed that he has been training with Hearts of Oak for while now and is close to signing for the Phobians.
“Well I have always been a Hearts of Oak fan but you know football is purely business now so I told myself I will play for the phobians before I call it a quit and I am relishing that dream now.”
“I have been training with them for some time now and its almost a done deal so soon I will let my experience come to bear for all to see that I still have what it takes to help them achieve success,” he told Starr Sports.
The deal is expected to be completed and announced by the 2000 CAF Champions league winners in the coming days.
Lee Addy featured for Nania FC and Berekum Chelsea in Ghana before traveling abroad to play for Red Star Belgrade.
He was a member of the Black Stars team that reached the Quarterfinals of the 2010 World Cup in South Africa.
Meanwhile according to reports, Eleven Wonders midfield Kingpin Salifu Ibrahim is close to joining Hearts of Oak.
ShaibuMahama
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