Teenage prodigy Tawrick Jibril could make the switch from Accra Hearts of Oak to Kumasi Asante Kotoko after his deal with the Phobians run out.
Jibril has not signed a contract extension with Hearts and spent the weekend in Kumasi discussing a possible move to the Porcupine warriors.
He arrived at the Kotoko training ground on Friday in the company of Kotoko board chairman K.K Sarpong and the club are confident they can convince him his future will be better served in Kumasi and not Liberty Professionals with whom he has also trained since he bailed out on Hearts.
The player had claimed an approach from Kotoko at the height of his problems with Hearts and could now join them if they can come with the money and assure him of regular first team football.
Source: Kickoff.com
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