Samudeen Ibrahim Arrives In Morocco For Raja Casablanca Switch

Want-away Hearts of Oak midfielder Samudeen Ibrahim has arrived in Morocco to seal a switch with giants Raja Casablanca.

The 22-year-old arrived in the North African country on Tuesday ahead of him sealing the switch to the side seeking to revive their fortunes in African Club competitions.

The player's representatives held negotiations over a two-year contract before agreeing his personal terms with the Casablanca-based club.

He will Ibrahim sign the two-year deal with the Greens on Wednesday if he passes a full medical test.

This comes just hours after Ghana's leading football news outfit, Ghanasoccernet.com revealed that he is on the verge of moving to Morocco to sign for Raja.

The midfielder travelled even though he is embroiled in a contractual dispute with his club Hearts of Oak who have suspended him indefinitely for ''multiple violations of his contract''.

But the player's representative insists he a free agent.

''Samudeen is out of contract because the contract was supposed to end at the end of the 2017/2018 season league season and once the league has been suspended then the contract has run out,'' Micky Saddick said.

''Per FIFA rules, if you have about six months to see off your contract you are free to interact with other clubs and locally some have expressed interest but an agent from Raja Casablanca has also contacted us so we are negotiating with them.''

Ibrahim joined Hearts of Oak three seasons ago from King Solomon FC shortly after he was named Best Player for the 2015/2016 Division One League campaign.