Ghana Midfielder Kwasi Sibo Signs Lucrative Four-Year Deal with Libyan Club Swahili SC
Maccabi Haifa began their season with a 2-1 victory over Hapoel Ramat Gan, highlighted by Bronino's performance, but the club continues to seek new signings. One player linked to Maccabi Haifa was Ghana national team midfielder Kwasi Sibo. However, Sibo will not be joining the Israeli club as he has finalized a major contract elsewhere.
According to reports from Ghana, Sibo, who recently played for Real Oviedo and appeared four times in the last World Cup, has signed a four-year deal worth $10 million with Libyan club Swahili SC. This amount includes potential bonuses, with Sibo expected to earn around $80,000 per month plus substantial incentives.
Other clubs interested in Sibo included West Ham, Hull City, and Coventry, some of which had initiated talks with his representatives. Sibo had just completed his contract in Spain before agreeing to the move. He will join former Israeli Premier League player Lameck Banda, who recently transferred from Lecce in Italy to Swahili SC.
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