Asante Kotoko goalkeeper Eric Ofori Antwi is believed to have signed for Tema Youth ahead of the start of the new Ghana Premier League season.
Ofori Antwi, who has been training with the Tema-based side for some time now, has agreed to sign a contract after failing to secure regular action at Kotoko.
The former Ghana Youth player was initially linked to Inter-Allies after revealing his decision to leave Kotoko.
He will hence be in post for Tema Youth when the new season begins in January.
Ofori Antwi will be remembered for saving a penalty from Robin Gnagne in the Super 2 clash between Hearts and Kotoko in August 2015.
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