Club Africain is on the verge of securing a significant signing as Ghanaian midfielder Richard Boadu arrives in Tunisia to finalize his move.
The 25-year-old player, currently with Al Ahly Benghazi, touched down in the country on Thursday, December 5, 2024, to undergo his medical examination, after which the formalities of his contract will be completed.
Sources close to the club confirmed that Boadu is expected to sign a three-year contract with Club Africain, marking a major addition to their squad.
The move signals a strengthening of the team’s midfield options as the club looks to compete at a higher level in domestic and continental competitions.
Boadu’s arrival comes after a successful stint with Al Ahly Benghazi, where his performances have caught the attention of several clubs.
His technical ability and physical presence in midfield are expected to bring significant value to Club Africain as they aim to enhance their competitive edge in the upcoming seasons.
Upon completion of his medical check-up, the final steps of the contract signing will be carried out, with the club eager to announce his official registration.
Fans of Club Africain are hopeful that Boadu’s addition will play a crucial role in the team’s quest for silverware in the years to come.
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