Iddrisu Baba, the Ghanaian midfielder currently plying his trade with Almeria in Spain, is on the brink of a move to Major League Soccer (MLS) in the United States, according to reports from Spanish media outlet Relevo.
It’s understood that negotiations between Baba’s current club and the American franchise New England Revolution, based in Boston, are at an advanced stage.
If all goes according to plan, the transfer could be finalized before the conclusion of the current season.
While specific details regarding the terms of the transfer remain undisclosed, both parties are reportedly in agreement, indicating a smooth process ahead.
The 28-year-old midfielder is poised to depart La Liga, with a move to MLS likely on the horizon.
Baba’s stint at Almeria began last summer on loan from Mallorca, where he had been a mainstay since the 2013-2014 season.
However, it appears that his time in Andalusia is drawing to a close with the impending announcement of his departure.
The potential move to MLS marks a significant transition for Baba, offering him the opportunity to showcase his talents in one of the fastest-growing football leagues globally.
New England Revolution, a prominent club in MLS, could provide Baba with a fresh challenge and a platform to continue his professional career.
As discussions progress between the involved parties, fans eagerly await confirmation of Baba’s transfer to MLS.
If finalized, the move would undoubtedly generate excitement among supporters of both Almeria and New England Revolution, as well as fans of Ghanaian football eager to follow Baba’s journey in the United States.
