Ghana Premier League clubs chase Eleven Wonders midfielder Emmanuel Boateng

Fri 24th Apr, 2026 23:04

At least three Ghana Premier League clubs are chasing the signature of Eleven Wonders attacking midfielder Emmanuel Boateng as the transfer window heats up.

The 20-year-old playmaker has been a rare bright spot for bottom-placed Eleven Wonders this season, producing consistent performances despite the team's struggles. His technical ability, vision, and leadership have caught the attention of several top-flight sides looking to strengthen their squads.

Berekum Chelsea and Swedru All Blacks have emerged as the frontrunners, with both clubs actively pursuing the midfielder. A third, unnamed Premier League side has also joined the race, according to sources close to the player.

Berekum Chelsea, currently hovering just above the relegation zone, view Boateng as a player who can provide creativity and experience to their midfield. Swedru All Blacks, who are also fighting to secure their top-flight status, see the move as a statement of intent.

However, Eleven Wonders are determined to keep their captain. With the club rooted to the bottom of the table and fighting for survival, losing their most influential player would be a major blow.

Boateng's decision in the coming days could shape the remainder of the season for all parties involved.

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Fri 24th Apr, 2026 23:04

Ghana Premier League clubs chasing Eleven Wonders midfielder Emmanuel Boateng

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