Ghanaian defender Kenneth Yeboah is currently undergoing trials at Spanish club Villareal as preparations heat up ahead of the summer transfer window.
The talented teenager, hailing from the Namoro Football Academy and a product of Asokwa Deportivo, has caught the attention of Villareal's technical staff after a recommendation by a scout.
Reports suggest that Yeboah will be offered a deal by the club if he manages to impress during his trial period.
The lanky centre-back, eager to further his career abroad, has been scouted to Spain in recent weeks, showcasing his skills and potential.
Yeboah follows in the footsteps of fellow Ghanaian youngster David Oduro, who spent time with Barcelona earlier this year after undergoing trials.
It's a testament to the growing recognition of talent from Ghana within the Spanish footballing sphere.
Over the years, several Ghanaian players have made successful transitions to Spanish football after initially proving their worth through trials in the European nation. Yeboah aims to continue this trend as he vies for a spot in Villareal's squad.