Bechem United striker Abednego has joined the Ghanaian exodus in Sudan signing for Al Hilal Omdurman.
The striker joins the Sudanese side on a two year deal after scoring 13 goals for Bechem United.
The striker had been linked with a move to either Hearts or Kotoko but ended up in Omdurman with the Sudanese giants.
The striker has been in impressive form this season earning a call up into the Black Stars for their African Cup of Nations qualifier against Rwanda.
Tetteh joins former Ghana Premier League goal king and MVP Augustine Okrah who completed his move from rivals El Merrreikh over the weekend.
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