Basake Holy Stars winger Prince Tweneboah has completed his transfer to newly promoted Egyptian Premier League side Abu Qir Semads FC, Ekuzoanews.com understands.
The deal was concluded on transfer deadline day, bringing an end to mounting speculation surrounding the future of the highly-rated Ghanaian attacker following a sensational 2025/26 Ghana Premier League campaign.
Tweneboah is expected to be officially unveiled by the Alexandria-based outfit in the coming days as he embarks on a new chapter in his burgeoning career.
The 19-year-old enjoyed a remarkable breakthrough season in Ghana’s top flight, emerging as one of the league’s most exciting young attacking talents.
He finished the campaign with 11 goals and six assists, while his consistent and influential displays earned him four NASCO Most Valuable Player awards.
His outstanding form also earned recognition from former Ghana international goalkeeper Fatau Dauda, who named him in his Ghana Premier League Team of the Season.
Tweneboah’s exploits subsequently sparked interest from several established Ghanaian clubs, with Hearts of Oak, Medeama SC and Aduana FC reportedly keeping tabs on his availability.
However, the Alexandria-based side moved decisively to fend off the competition, securing the services of the talented winger before the transfer deadline.
The move represents a career-defining move for Tweneboah, presenting him with an opportunity to broaden his horizons, experience Egyptian football and test his abilities against some of the country’s top-flight opposition.
The acquisition of the Tweneboah reflects the club’s ambition as they prepare for their maiden Egyptian Premier League campaign following promotion to the elite division.
He is expected to add pace, ingenuity, attacking dynamism and a proven goalscoring threat to the Egyptian side as they seek to establish themselves in the country’s top flight.
His departure also brings the curtain down on an impressive spell with Basake Holy Stars, where he blossomed into one of the club’s key performers and established himself as one of the brightest prospects in Ghanaian football.
With his official unveiling now imminent, all eyes will be on Tweneboah as he begins the next phase of his career and seeks to make a lasting impression on the Egyptian Premier League.