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Medeama SC battle Hearts of Oak for signature of Hohoe United captain Usman Safianu

Nii Ansah Delrand by Nii Ansah Delrand
July 16, 2026
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Medeama SC have intensified their efforts to secure the services of Hohoe United captain Usman Safianu, with the highly-rated defender emerging as one of the most sought-after players ahead of the new football season.

The Ghana Premier League giants are reportedly pushing to complete a deal for the talented skipper as they continue their squad-building plans ahead of the upcoming campaign. However, they face strong competition from fellow top-flight side Accra Hearts of Oak, who have also expressed interest in acquiring the player’s services.

The growing interest from both Medeama and Hearts of Oak highlights Safianu’s rising profile in Ghanaian football. His impressive performances for Hohoe United have caught the attention of some of the country’s biggest clubs, with both sides viewing him as a valuable addition capable of strengthening their squads.

Safianu, who has led Hohoe United as captain, has earned praise for his leadership qualities, defensive awareness, composure, and consistency on the pitch. His ability to organize the backline while also contributing to the team’s overall play has made him an important figure for the club.

Medeama SC are understood to be keen on adding more quality and depth to their squad as they prepare for another challenging season. The Mauve and Yellow have established themselves as one of Ghana’s most ambitious clubs in recent years and are looking to maintain their competitiveness both domestically and on the African stage.

For Hearts of Oak, securing Safianu’s signature would also represent a major boost as the Phobians continue efforts to rebuild and strengthen their team. The Accra-based club has been active in the transfer market and is looking to bring in players capable of helping them compete for major honours.

The competition between the two clubs is expected to make negotiations more intense, with both sides likely to present their respective projects and ambitions to convince the player. Safianu’s next move will be closely monitored as the transfer window continues to develop.

A move to either Medeama or Hearts of Oak would provide the Hohoe United captain with an opportunity to compete at a higher level and test himself against some of the best teams in the Ghana Premier League. It would also mark a significant milestone in his career after playing a key role in Hohoe United’s progress.

While no final agreement has been reached, talks are expected to continue in the coming days as both clubs seek to secure the signature of one of the most promising talents currently attracting attention in Ghana’s domestic football scene.

With Medeama SC and Hearts of Oak both showing strong interest, the race for Usman Safianu promises to be one of the interesting transfer battles ahead of the new season.

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