Following his impressive form for the 2021/2022 season in Germany, Daniel Kofi Kyere allegedly has reached an agreement with Freiburg for a potential move as the transfer window has opened.
ST Pauli is believed to be asking for €4.5m for the Ghanaian international. Currently, negotiations are ongoing between the two clubs.
Though it may delay for some time. The Ghanaian forward is eager to taste football in a different field. Hence, him wanting to make the move to a new club.
The deal is expected to move faster in the coming weeks.
Daniel Kofi Kyere put up his very best of performances in the just ended season in the second tier in the Bundesliga . The forward, 26 featured in only 29 matches for the St Pauli side and scored 12 goals with 9 assists.
Unfortunately for him, he played only 3 games in the DFP-Pokal and had one assist with one goal to his credit.
Source: Saddick Adams
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