Former Accra Hearts of Oak forward Eric Kumi has completed a free agent move to Tunisian side Stade Tunisien.
The club confirmed that the 22-year-old is joining for the next two seasons.
Kumi was an influential member of the Hearts of Oak team which participated in the 2015 Caf Confederation Cup. He however left the Phobians prior to the start of the 2016/17 season in Ghana.
He is the second Ghanaian player after Lawrence Lartey to move to the Tunisian League ahead of the upcoming 2017/18 season. Last week, the latter who left South African side Ajax Cape Town this summer, also signed for Club Africain.
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