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Iddrisu Baba nears free transfer to Partizan Belgrade
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Iddrisu Baba nears free transfer to Partizan Belgrade

Ghanaian midfielder Iddrisu Baba is set to join Serbian club Partizan Belgrade on a three-year deal following the end of his contract with UD Almeria.

Ghanaian midfielder Iddrisu Baba is close to completing a move to Serbian side Partizan Belgrade. The 30-year-old defensive midfielder is expected to join the club on a free transfer following the expiration of his contract with Spanish outfit UD Almeria.

The experienced player is poised to sign a three-year contract with the Black-Whites. This move marks a significant transition in his career after several seasons spent playing in Spain. Baba leaves Almeria after a three-year period with the club, which he originally joined in 2023.

Before his time at Almeria, Baba established a strong reputation in Spanish football through a long tenure with Mallorca. During his time with Mallorca, he was a consistent member of the first team and played a role in the club's promotion to La Liga. Across his combined spells with Mallorca and Almeria, the Ghanaian midfielder recorded more than 150 appearances in La Liga.

Partizan Belgrade is looking to bolster its squad ahead of the new campaign and views Baba's background in one of Europe's top leagues as a vital addition to the midfield. The club expects his leadership and tactical discipline to assist their ambitions in both domestic competitions and on the continental stage.

This transfer provides the former Ghana international with the opportunity to compete for trophies in Serbia and potentially feature in European competitions. His arrival will see him become one of the Ghanaian players to compete in the Serbian top flight.

An official announcement regarding the move is expected once the final paperwork has been completed. The transfer will conclude his recent chapter in Spain and begin his new role with the Serbian powerhouse.

Source: GhanaSoccernet · Ghana players abroad