Ghanaian football defender Abasa Aremeyaw has sealed a deal with UAE First Division League side Gulf United FC. The 22-year-old, who previously played for MSK Zilina Africa FC, joins the Dubai-based outfit on a free transfer after successfully passing a mandatory medical examination.
According to sources close to the club, Aremeyaw’s experience and skills were key factors in Gulf United FC’s decision to bring him on board. The Ghanaian defender’s previous stints with MSK Zilina in Slovakia and Philadelphia Union in Major League Soccer have honed his abilities, making him a valuable asset for the team.
Aremeyaw’s most recent performance was with Saudi Arabian club Al Tuhami, where he played a crucial role in their campaign. Despite his impressive club performances, he has yet to receive a call-up to represent Ghana at any level.
Gulf United FC, founded in 2019, earned promotion to the UAE First Division League during the 2023-24 season. The club is known for developing young talent through their academy, and Aremeyaw’s signing is expected to bolster their squad.
The details of Aremeyaw’s contract remain undisclosed, but sources indicate that he has signed a deal with the Eagles lads. Aremeyaw’s move to Gulf United FC marks a new chapter in his career, and fans are eager to see him in action.