Management of Accra Hearts of Oak is ready to offer former whiz kid Tawrick Jibril any amount being demanded to reassign the player.
The talented midfielder failed to extend his contract which run out last month and has been linked with a host of clubs.
The player’s agent is demanding a whooping one hundred and fifty thousand dollars for the 18 year old.
The youngster joined the Phobians in 2007.
Meanwhile, a management member of the club, Frank Nelson told Joy Sports the club has nothing against the player but can’t guarantee the youngster a more playing time as being demanded by his agent.
Source: Joy Sports/Ghana
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