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Lethal Ghanaian striker Diawisie Taylor to travel to Tunisia on Monday to seal move to Esperance
Ghanaian attacker Diawisie Taylor will on Monday, September 13, 2021, travel to Tunisia where he will complete a sensational transfer to Esperance.
The lethal striker has not only become famous in Ghana after a sterling campaign in the Ghana Premier League, but he is now well-known on the continent as well.
According to footballghana.com sources, the Karela United striker is a transfer target of Tunisian giants Esperance.
It is understood that after fruitful negotiations in the past week, he is set to travel to Tunisia tomorrow where he will wrap up a transfer to Esperance.
In the 2020/2021 Ghana Premier League season, Diawisie Taylor scored 18 goals after making 31 appearances. As a result, he finished the campaign as the top goal scorer of the league.
He was also among the top assist providers after assisting seven goals in the Ghana Premier League as well.
Source: footballghana.com
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