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Karela United contact Hearts of Oak to sign goalie Richard Baidoo on permanent deal

Nii Ansah Delrand by Nii Ansah Delrand
January 29, 2022
in Football, Ghana, Premier League, Transfers
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Ghana Premier League side Karela United FC are keen to sign goalkeeper, Richard Baidoo from champions Accra Hearts of Oak SC, Sportsworldghana.com.

The Pride and Passion side have contacted the Phobians about the availability of the shot stopper as they second round transfer window opens.

Baidoo is currently out of favour at the Rainbow Club after a poor goalkeeping in the Africa club campaign in the Confederation Cup against JS Souara.

Sportsworldghana.com can confirm that, the Anyinase-based team have officially written to Hearts of Oak to inquire about the player.

Baidoo played for Karela United on loan last season where he excelled and the club is keen to sign him on a permanent deal this time around from Hearts.

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