Ghana midfielder Kwasi Sibo is reportedly on the verge of completing a stunning move to Libyan champions Al-Swehly in a deal valued at around $10 million**.

According to an exclusive report by GhanaSoccernet, Al-Swehly is prepared to offer Sibo a lucrative contract package worth approximately $10 million. Importantly, the figure represents the reported value of his contract package, rather than a $10 million transfer fee paid to another club.

The 28-year-old midfielder became a free agent after leaving Spanish side Real Oviedo on July 1, making the proposed move a particularly significant financial opportunity in his career.

Sibo's move to Al-Swehly would represent an important new chapter for the Ghana international. The Libyan club, which has established itself among the country's leading teams, can offer him an opportunity to compete at a high level in North Africa, including continental football, while continuing to strengthen his credentials with the Black Stars.

Reports indicate that the two parties are close to finalising the agreement, although some details of the contract, including its exact duration, still require confirmation.

If the deal is completed, the reported $10 million package would underline the growing value of Sibo's performances and the confidence Al-Swehly has in his abilities.

For Ghanaian football, Sibo's proposed move is another reminder of the quality and international appeal of the country's midfield talent.

Do you think Al-Swehly is the right destination for Kwasi Sibo? And how do you rate the reported $10 million contract package?

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