Ghanaian attacker Kwame Karikari has signed a three-year deal with Qatari giants Al-Markhiya.
Karikari, 21, completed the move to the oil-rich club from Ukrainian Club Stal Kamianske on Monday.
The Ghanaian attracted interest from the Qatar side after scoring 12 goals for his club in the Ukranian league in just a season with them.
He becomes Al-Markhiya's first official signing ahead of the new season.
He joins fellow African compatriot and Burkina-Faso international Alain Traoré and becomes the second Ghanaian to feature for the Club after ex-Ghana international Karim Abdul Razak who also managed the Club.
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