Kwasi Sibo offered to West Ham as Ghana midfielder eyes possible move

Ghana international Kwasi Sibo has emerged as a potential transfer target for West Ham after being offered to the English club during the summer transfer window.

The 28-year-old midfielder is currently a free agent after leaving Spanish side Real Oviedo when his contract expired in July, making him an attractive option for clubs seeking experienced reinforcements without paying a transfer fee.

Sibo enjoyed a productive spell in Spain, where he established a reputation as a disciplined and dependable midfielder. His performances also earned him recognition with Ghana’s national team, the Black Stars, with his ball-winning ability, composure in possession and relentless work rate standing out.

Sources have indicated that Sibo has been presented to West Ham as the club assesses options to strengthen its midfield ahead of the 2026–27 campaign. However, there is no indication that formal negotiations have begun, with the club still evaluating whether to pursue a deal.

His availability as a free agent could prove appealing, particularly as clubs continue to look for cost-effective additions capable of adding depth and experience.

While Sibo’s next destination remains uncertain, a move to England would represent a significant opportunity for the Ghanaian midfielder, offering him the chance to test himself in a new environment and continue his career at a highly competitive level.

Neither Sibo nor West Ham has publicly commented on the reported development.

Jamaldeen Wiayuka

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