Hearts of Oak have now sealed a deal with Cameroonian striker Yassan Ouatching, Footy-Ghana.com has confirmed.
The Phobians, in a bid to solve their major problem area, allowed the 23-year-old to train with the side despite the closure of the transfer window to foreign players.
Ouatching impressed coach Samuel Boadu who okayed the player’s signing for next season.
Hearts struck a three-year agreement contract over the player subject to a mandatory medical which he successfully underwent on Monday, April 25.
It is understood that the Phobians will pay a five-figure amount quoted in euros as a signing-on fee to Ouatching while he receives a four-figure monthly salary.
Yassan Ouatching played for UMS de Loum and Yong Sports Academy (YOSA) in his home country before leaving in 2021 to sign for Myanmar side Zwekaping United. After 16 months, he moved on to Bangladesh where he signed for Mohammedan SC where lasted just four months. He has been a free agent since August 2021.
