Former Nations FC midfielder Abdul Karim is on the verge of sealing a move to Hearts of Oak later today (Tuesday), bringing an end to a transfer saga that briefly stalled his switch.
The 25-year-old had been scheduled to complete his move to the Accra giants last week after successfully passing his medicals. However, unforeseen circumstances delayed the deal, sparking speculation about his next destination.
Reports emerged that a Tunisian club attempted a late hijack of the transfer, leaving Karim’s future uncertain. Hearts of Oak, however, moved swiftly to reassert their interest and ensure the deal was back on track. Final paperwork is expected to be completed today, confirming him as a new addition to the Phobians’ squad.
media reports suggest that Karim is enthusiastic about the move and is particularly excited to work under head coach Didi Dramani. The midfielder believes Hearts of Oak’s ambitious project offers the perfect platform to further his career while helping the club challenge for silverware in the upcoming 2025/26 Ghana Premier League season.
Hearts of Oak supporters are eagerly anticipating his arrival, with many hailing the club’s resilience in fending off foreign interest to secure his signature.
