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Many Ghanaian players are likely to be on the move in the upcoming summer transfer window.
Players such as Mohammed Kudus and the in-form Antoine Semenyo have been linked to moves to some of the English Premier League's âbig sixâ teams.
Everton have shown interest in signing Ernest Nuamah. He is currently struggling to find his form in the French top flight with Olympique Lyon but the Premier League side still want his services.
David Moyes confirmed the Black Stars winger is on their radar, stating:
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Heâs a player that I know weâve been looking at, but I couldnât say for sure that itâs done or even underway unless thereâs something happening that Iâm unaware of. Weâre considering several players, and Ernest Nuamah is one of them. Hopefully, we can make some signings before the window closes.
Thomas Parteyâs contract at Arsenal expires this summer, and there are still no signs he will extend his stay at the Emirates Stadium. Saudi Arabian clubs are reportedly monitoring his situation in London, and reports in Spain earlier this month suggested that Barcelona had him as a potential midfield option.
Abdul Fatawu Issahaku was on the path to increasing his market value with impressive displays for Leicester City before he suffered an anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injury.
Inaki Williamsâ time at Athletic Bilbao barring any surprises will surely continue, but what is his market value in case any team comes knocking?
How about the other Ghanaian players? What are they worth in the current transfer market?
Pulse Ghana presents the 10 most valuable Ghanaian players as provided by footballtransfers.com.
Top 10 most valuable Ghanaian players
10. Ibrahim Osman (Feyenoord) - âŹ6.9M
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Ibrahim Osman: Ghanaian teenager joins Feyenoord on loan from Brighton
9. Cristopher Baah (Genk) - âŹ7.7M
9. Cristopher Baah (Genk) - âŹ7.7M
8. Kamaldeen Sulemana (Southampton) - âŹ7.9M
7. Mohammed Salisu (Monaco) - âŹ8.8M
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Mohammed Salisu scores 1st Champions League goal in Monaco vrs Dinamo Zagreb clash
6. Alidu Seidu (Rennes) - âŹ9.6M
Alidu Seidu
5. Abdul Fatawu Issahaku (Leicester City) - âŹ16.3M
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Fatawu
4. Ernest Nuamah (Lyon) - âŹ19.2M
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Ernest Nuamah âbroke down in tearsâ when Lyon tried to sell him to Fulham
3. Inaki Williams (Athletic Bilbao) - âŹ23.1M
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Inaki Williams
2. Antoine Semenyo (Bournemouth) - âŹ23.1M
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Bournemouth vs Manchester City: Antoine Semenyo scores opener as Cherries down City
1. Mohammed Kudus - âŹ52.1M
