Great Olympics are in talks with the former Black Stars and Aduana Stars shot-stopper for a potential deal in the second transfer window.
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Ex-Black Stars and Aduana Stars goalie Stephen Adams set to join Gt. Olympics
Stephen Adams is close to joining Ghana Premier League side Accra Great Olympics.
Stephen Adams
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Talks are far advanced between Adams and the Accra side and a deal which seems imminent is to be finalised between the two parties in the coming weeks.
Great Olympics have parted ways with eight players including two goalkeeper Ayuba Nelson and Ernest Sowah.
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‘The Wonder Club’ will need two players to augment the squad for the next half of the season.
Stephen Adams is expected to bring his experience to bear when he joins Gt. Olympics, who have been battling to survive in the Ghanaian topflight following their return from the lower division.
Adams helped Aduana Stars to win two Ghana Premier League titles and he also represented Ghana in the 2014 FIFA World Cup staged in Brazil.
Accra Gt. Olympics are lying 10th on the Ghana Premier League table with 20 points.
They have even benefitted from three boardroom points regarding a protest they won against Medeama for using an unqualified. The Accra side would have had 17 points instead of 20 points.
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