Bibiani GoldStars have entered discussions to sign former Kotoku Royals forward Augustine Boakye as they seek to bolster their attacking department for the remainder of the season.
The Ghana Premier League side are understood to be keen on securing the services of the striker, whose performances during his spell with Kotoku Royals earned him a reputation as a lively and direct attacker.
Club sources indicate that talks are under way, although neither party has yet confirmed that an agreement has been reached.
Boakye first came to prominence while playing for Kotoku Royals, where he impressed with his movement in the final third and his willingness to take on defenders.
His potential return to the domestic top flight is viewed by GoldStars as an opportunity to inject extra energy and productivity into a frontline that the technical team believe can be improved.
While the exact details of the negotiations remain private, it is understood that the deal is still subject to the successful conclusion of talks between the player’s representatives and the Bibiani-based club.
The length of contract, financial terms and any additional clauses are yet to be finalised, and official confirmation will only follow once all paperwork has been completed.
For GoldStars, the pursuit of Boakye fits into a broader recruitment drive during the current transfer window.
The club have made it clear in recent weeks that they intend to reinforce key areas of the squad, with particular emphasis on adding more options in attack.
Their league position has left them looking for greater cutting edge in front of goal, and the management believe that targeted additions could make a significant difference over the closing months of the campaign.
Supporters have already begun to speculate about how Boakye could fit into the team, especially given his familiarity with the Ghanaian league and the physical demands of domestic competition.
His previous experience is seen as an advantage, reducing the need for a lengthy adaptation period should the move go through.
A return to the top tier would also mark an important step in Boakye’s own career, providing him with a fresh platform to re-establish himself and demonstrate his qualities at the highest level in Ghana.
For a player who built his early reputation with Kotoku Royals, the prospect of wearing the GoldStars colours represents both continuity and a new challenge.
Club officials have so far declined to comment publicly on the progress of the talks, insisting that discussions are at a sensitive stage.
However, those close to the negotiations suggest there is optimism that a deal can be reached if all parties find common ground.
As the transfer window continues, Bibiani GoldStars remain focused on assembling a squad capable of competing more effectively in the league.
Securing Augustine Boakye would be viewed as a statement of intent, underlining their ambition to strengthen in areas that have been identified as crucial.
Until an announcement is made, fans will have to wait for clarity.
But with negotiations reported to be ongoing, the possibility of seeing Boakye back in the Ghana Premier League appears closer than ever.
