Basake Holy Stars winger Gideon Kofi Quaison is edging closer to securing a move to the Egyptian Premier League, with negotiations over a potential transfer reportedly at an advanced stage.

The 21-year-old attacker has attracted interest from an Egyptian top-flight club following his maiden season with the Ghana Premier League side, with both parties understood to be making significant progress towards reaching an agreement.

Kofi Quaison is expected to travel to Egypt next week as he prepares for the next chapter of his burgeoning career, although the final details of the proposed move are still being concluded.

The talented winger joined Basake Holy Stars ahead of the 2025/26 Ghana Premier League campaign after the expiration of his contract with Medeama SC.

His arrival at the Nzema-based outfit offered him an opportunity to further establish himself at the highest level of Ghanaian domestic football, having previously featured for Rospak SC.

Known for his attacking qualities and ability to operate from the flanks, he has continued to attract attention with his performances, and a move to Egypt would mark a significant progression in his career.

Should the transfer be completed, Quaison would become the latest Ghanaian talent to make the switch from the domestic league to the Egyptian top flight, a destination that has increasingly become an attractive avenue for Ghanaian players seeking to advance their careers abroad.

The identity of the Egyptian club and the financial details of the proposed deal are expected to be disclosed once negotiations are brought to a successful conclusion.

For Basake Holy Stars, Quaison’s potential departure would represent another indication of the growing visibility of the club’s players on the international transfer market.