Ghanaian winger Clinton Duodu has completed a loan move from Cypriot club Apollon Limassol to Turkish side Sivasspor ahead of the 2026/27 season.
The 21-year-old joins Sivasspor for the duration of the campaign as the Turkish club strengthens its attacking options for its 1. Lig challenge. His loan deal runs until 30 June 2027.
Duodu moves to Turkey after spending the last two seasons with Apollon Limassol, whom he joined from Ghana Premier League side Bechem United in September 2024.
The talented winger has continued to gain valuable experience in European football and has already featured in continental competition this season.
Born in Bechem, Ghana, Duodu developed through the ranks at Bechem United, where his pace, dribbling ability and creativity earned him recognition as one of the club’s brightest young prospects.
His performances in the Ghana Premier League secured him a move to Apollon Limassol, where he continued his development while adapting to European football.
Standing at 1.80 metres, the right-footed winger is most effective on the right flank, using his speed and direct style of play to trouble defenders and create opportunities in the final third.
The loan switch to Sivasspor presents another important step in Duodu’s career, offering him the chance to gain regular playing time in Turkish football while continuing his development at a competitive level.
Sivasspor will be hoping the Ghanaian youngster can bring pace, flair and creativity to their attack as they aim for a successful 2026/27 campaign.
