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Hapoel Be'er Sheva Eyes Norwich Midfielder Forson Amankwah

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Hapoel Be'er Sheva is looking to sign Ghanaian midfielder Forson Amankwah from Norwich City to replace Kings Kangwa before the Europa League squad deadline.

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  • Hapoel Be'er Sheva seeks Norwich midfielder Forson Amankwah.
  • The club needs a replacement for Kings Kangwa.
  • The transfer is for the upcoming Europa League season.
  • Amankwah is a 23-year-old Ghanaian midfielder.
  • Norwich bought him for 4.5 million euros in 2024.

Israeli Premier League club Hapoel Be'er Sheva is reportedly interested in signing Ghanaian midfielder Forson Amankwah from Norwich City. The move comes as Be'er Sheva needs to finalize its squad for the upcoming Europa League season, with a replacement for Kings Kangwa being a priority.

Amankwah, 23, has spent the last two years at Norwich, having been acquired from Salzburg in the summer of 2024 for approximately 4.5 million euros. His current market value is estimated at 3 million euros, according to Transfermarkt.

The Ghanaian midfielder is primarily a central midfielder but can also operate as an attacking midfielder or a right winger, known for his strong left foot. The club is working to secure potential signings before the transfer deadline on Wednesday night.

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