Ghana Premier League side, AshantiGold SC have signed winger, Yaw Annor for their next season's campaign.
The winger joins the club from Bechem United.
Annor, 22, has signed a three-year deal with the Miners who are preparing for the Caf Confederations Cup campaign next season.
According to Kumasi FM, the deal was finalized at the office of the club's Bankroller Dr Kwaku Frimpong on Tuesday morning. The reported transfer fee is around the region of Gh¢ 30,000.
Annor underwent trials at Asante Kotoko after his spell at Spanish third-tier club CF Fuenlabrada.
However, the then Asante Kotoko management refused to hand him a contract after a one-week observation under their former Coach Kjetil Zachariassen.
The club, however, reignited their interest in signing the winger after an impressive performance for Bechem United in the truncated 2019/20 Ghana Premier League season after making 13 appearances for Bechem United.
He joined CF Fuenlabrada in 2017 from Bechem United after his explosive output which helped them to clinch the MTN FA Cup.
At CF Fuenlabrada, he netted three goals in 31 matches before he was loaned out to lower-tier side Burgos CF where he scored twice in 20 appearances.
Annor was adjudged the 2016 MTN FA Cup best player after his side Bechem United defeated Okwahu United in the final at the Cape Coast Sports Stadium.



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