Basel are being linked with a move for Ludogorets centre-forward Kwadwo Duah in a deal that could hinge on his contract situation in Bulgaria.
The 29-year-old, valued at €2.50m on Transfermarkt, is currently on the books of Ludogorets Razgrad but with no publicly listed contract expiry date, Swiss reports suggest he could become available at a reduced fee or even approach free-agent status if negotiations in Bulgaria stall. The likelihood of the transfer remains unclear, with the move rated only as “?” in early speculation.
London-born Duah, who holds both Swiss and Ghanaian nationality, has established himself as a right-footed central striker wearing the number nine shirt for Ludogorets in the Bulgarian efbet Liga. The mooted switch to Basel would mark a return to Swiss football and the Super League for the forward, whose profile and valuation make him a relatively low-cost option for a club seeking to refresh its attacking options.
Duah’s recent displays for Ludogorets – including his latest outings in Bulgaria’s top flight, where he has continued to feature in his natural centre-forward role – have kept him on the radar of clubs familiar with his game. While detailed figures from individual matches are not disclosed in the available data, his continued selection underlines a player viewed as an important part of the Razgrad attack.
Born on 24 February 1997 and standing at 1.85m, Duah combines physical presence with mobility through the middle. His dual heritage makes him eligible for both Switzerland and Ghana, adding an international dimension to his profile, though the data lists only his club side, Ludogorets Razgrad, under national team information.
With no formal offer reported and the probability of a deal still unknown, Basel are likely to monitor both Ludogorets’ stance and Duah’s contractual position closely. If a move does materialise, a return to the Swiss game could offer the striker a timely platform to elevate his reputation and reassert his potential in a league he knows well.
