A host of clubs in the Ghana Premier League have been on their alert these last few days as the owner of Kumasi-based King Faisal Alhaji Karim Grunsah has surrendered his tight grips over keep hold of his priceless asset, Kwame Peprah should he get a suitable bid worth considering.
According to the controversial bankroller of the club, he received numerous offers to sell the young potent striker but they were not worth letting go of him as they eyed to stay afloat in the league.
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“I am praying for Kwame to get a foreign contract, for him to get a good team so the club can also benefit.”
“I am praying for Kwame to get a foreign contract, for him to get a good team so the club can also benefit.”
“Insha Allah on the local and international stage we are ready.” He told Joy Sports
Kotoko were one of the clubs said to have tabled an offer for the 20-year old striker following the exit of their striker Kwame Opoku to USM Algers but Grunsah refused to bow to their incessant pressure to sell the young lad.
Kwame Peprah found the net 12 times in 32 appearances repaying the faith in the just ended Ghana Premier League 2020-21 which was won by Accra Hearts of Oak.
