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Raphael Dwamena fails Brighton medical
The Ghana striker anticipated move to the English Premier League has fallen through.
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FC Zurich had agreed on a 10m pounds fees with Brighton and Hove Albion for the transfer of Raphae Dwamena, subject to medical.
However, Dwamena failed to pass his Brigton medical and FC Zurich has expressed surprise over the turn of events, since the player had successful medical with them eight months ago after joining them from Austria Lustenau
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“The transfer from Raphael Dwamena to Brighton & Hove Albion has not been completed. Due to the medical check, the English club has withdrawn its offer,” The Swiss side said in a statement.
“We are very surprised at this decision. Naturally, we also had a medical examination carried out by the Schulthess Clinic before the change from Raphael to FC Zurich.
“There the same deviation from the standard was determined. However, this fact has been judged as being neither harmful to health nor compromising the performance of a top sportsman. The fact that deviations occur in such medical tests in the field of top sport is not uncommon. However, they are analyzed individually and checked for their medical consequences. Whether a change in the medical situation has actually occurred in the last eight months is now being examined.”
“Despite this unforeseen development, we are looking forward to the return of Raphael Dwamena and are convinced that he will again be fully committed to FC Zürich.”
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