Somalia international goalkeeper Abdirahman Maaman has emerged as a transfer target for Ghana Premier League giants Medeama SC and Asante Kotoko as both clubs look to strengthen their squads ahead of the 2026/27 season.
The 24-year-old shot-stopper has caught the attention of the two clubs following his performances for the Somali national team, with scouts monitoring his development and assessing his suitability for the Ghanaian top flight.
Medeama SC are exploring options to improve their goalkeeping department as they prepare for another CAF Champions League campaign after winning the Ghana Premier League title. The Yellow and Mauves are keen to build a squad capable of competing both domestically and on the continental stage.
Asante Kotoko are also reviewing their options in goal as new head coach Eric Tinkler works to assemble a competitive team capable of challenging for major honours in the upcoming campaign.
Although neither club has made an official offer for Maaman yet, the goalkeeper remains among the players being considered as transfer discussions continue.
The Somali international has developed a reputation for his commanding presence in goal, strong shot-stopping ability and calmness under pressure — qualities that have helped him attract interest beyond his home country.
A potential move to Ghana would make Maaman one of the latest foreign players to join the Ghana Premier League, further highlighting the growing reputation of the competition as a destination for emerging talent across Africa.
Both Medeama and Kotoko are expected to continue assessing their options as they prepare for a demanding 2026/27 season.
