Nations FC Open to Selling Razak Simpson for the ‘Right Price’ – CEO Confirms

By Emmanuel Austin Baah Last updated Jul 30, 2025

Ghana Premier League side Nations FC have confirmed they are open to the sale of key defender Razak Simpson.

The 27-year-old has attracted interest from several top clubs both within Ghana and across the continent, following another impressive season for the Abrankese-based outfit during the 2024/25 campaign.

Simpson joined Nations FC in 2023 from WAFA and has since established himself as one of the league’s most consistent performers.

In an exclusive interview with JoySports, Nations FC Chief Executive Officer Kennedy Boakye-Ansah disclosed that the club would be willing to part ways with the player if the right offer is made.

“We’ve received a few offers, but nothing concrete at this stage. We won’t stand in the way of any player who wishes to move on, provided the deal is right for both the player and the club,” he said.

“Razak Simpson is Black Stars material, so he certainly won’t come cheap — but at this point, we’re not putting any figures on him.”

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