Yaw Yeboah is the latest Ghanaian footballer to secure a move away from his current setup to a new setup ahead of next season.

The Ghana youth midfielder has completed a three-year permanent deal to Polish side Wisla Kraków from Spanish based Numancia.

The young talent endured a good lease of spell on loan at Spanish side Celta Vigo B from Segunda Division outfit Numancia last season scoring five goals in 20 matches.

However, Polish side Wisla Kraków official website have announced the arrival of their new lad to their fans through their portal.

The club’s official statement reads ”Ghanaian winger Yaw Yeboah is another player who joined the team of the 13-time Polish champion.”

“The contract binding the rider with the White Star will be in force for three years.”

It’s expected that in the coming weeks, he will join up with the squad to properly integrate as the new season approaches.

Yeboah gained global prominence when he signed up with English side Manchester City but unfortunately couldn’t cut it there until he was loaned out, he has since had spells with FC Twente, Lille OSC and Real Oviedo.

He has represented Ghana at the U20 and U23 level of his career.

Captain of the national U-23 side, Black Meteors, Yaw Yeboah has revealed his childhood dream to play for Asante Kotoko, a club he has been supporting since infancy.

The 22-year-old, who plays for Spanish side, CD Numancia tells Kotoko Express App of his desire to wear the red jersey of Kotoko, while admitting that the Porcupines can compete well should they qualify for Africa next season.

Yaw Yeboah, who was part of the Black Stars’ squad for the training camp in Dubai, said this after watching the Asante Kotoko beat Hearts of Oak at the Accra Sports Stadium last Sunday to book a ticket to the final of the Tier One cup.



“Yes, of course, that has been my dream as well because I will always come back home and one thing about me is that I remember where I am from.”

“I will definitely come back home to play for Kotoko, It has been something I have been thinking about with my family as well. I know it is something I shouldn’t be talking of now because I still have a long way to go, but I have always thought about that because I have been supporting Kotoko since I was young.”



“I have a brother who supports Hearts of Oak and I have always been arguing with him. And watching Kotoko’s good performance against Hearts also motivates me to come back one day.”

The midfielder replied in the affirmative when asked if Asante Kotoko have what it takes to compete in Africa.

“They’ve got everything,” he said. “They’ve got a fantastic coach in C.K Akonnor, who has been one of the best coaches in Ghana and Africa as well. With the team they have and players like Fatawu, who was with us in the Black Stars, I saw what he did. He delivered against Hearts of Oak with his goal and he was the best player for me so I think they can compete in Africa.”