Ghana midfielder Mohammed Rabiu has agreed a deal to join Russian side
Kuban Krasnodar, GHANAsoccernet.com can exclusively reveal. The
23-year-old will arrive in Russia early next week for a medical before
sealing the deal.
He will sign a three-year contract, a source close to the player has told Ghana's leading football news outlet.
His French top-flight club Evian have agreed € 3M move for the hard-tackling midfielder.
Rabiu arrived in France on Thursday afternoon after playing for Ghana
in a friendly match against Turkey and has started preparations to leave
the club. The decision by the midfielder to move to Russia has ended
the chase for the signature of the influential player who was being
pursued by several clubs in Europe.
English sides Fulham and Hull City as well as Portuguese club Benfica
and Greek giants Olympiakos who were all keen on signing the player.
Part of the Ghana side that won the 2009 FIFA Under 20 World Cup, Rabiu has caps for the senior side.
He was also a part of the Evian team that won the French second
division title in 2010-2011 while on loan from Italian side Udinese,
which was sufficient to earn him a permanent deal.
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