A proposed transfer deal for Ghanaian striker Emmanuel Yeboah from CFR Cluj to Slavia Prague has fallen through in controversial fashion.
Yeboah was set for a move from Romanian side Cluj to Czech Republic side Prague in the January transfer window but the transfer has been ruled out in the wake of Cluj’s statement on the subject.
According to an official statement released by Cluj, Prague wanted to change the conditions agreed on by the clubs over Yeboah’s injury status.
Slavia Prague has raised concerns over Yeboah’s meniscus and the situation influenced the club’s decision to opt for a season long loan with a first option to buy.
However, Cluj insists its doctors have “had absolutely no medical problem in the last year…especially since Yeboah has attended absolutely all of our team’s training sessions.”
In his first season with Cluj, the former Young Apostles striker has three goals and two assists in 16 Romanian Super league games and is regarded as one of Ghana’s brightest forward prospects.
Scroll down to view the full statement released by CFR Cluj.
