The 2026/27 Ghana Premier League transfer window continues to gather pace, with clubs intensifying efforts to strengthen their squads ahead of the new campaign.

Several teams have already completed deals to strengthen their squads, while others continue to negotiate further additions before the window closes.

Check out the list of completed transfers in the local league below:

Berekum Chelsea have completed the return of midfielder Awuah Dramani, who has signed a three-year contract after ending his spell with FC Samartex.

The Bibires have also welcomed striker Kwasi Ofosu back to the club following the expiration of his loan spell, adding further depth to their attacking options.

At Medeama SC, striker David Boison has returned to the Tarkwa-based club after completing his loan spell with Danish side Copenhagen U19.

Asante Kotoko have signed winger Bernard Somuah back from his loan spell at Spanish side Celta Fortuna.

The Porcupine Warriors have also seen young trio Avoka Kwasi Vitus, Solomon Kwaku Sah and goalkeeper Fatao Seidu return from loan as preparations continue for the new campaign.

The youngster is expected to play a key role as Dreams prepare for the new season.

Aduana FC have been among the busiest clubs in the transfer market, completing the signing of experienced goalkeeper Gregory Obeng Sekyere from Berekum Chelsea.

The Dormaa-based side have also added forwards Mizack Afriyie and Remember Adomako, while former captain Bright Adjei has returned alongside Patrick Mensah, Riise Opoku Mensah, Dominic Frimpong and Abdul Aziz Nurudeen as they seek to mount a stronger challenge this season.

Karela United have also reshaped their squad, signing Evans Osei Wusu, Bless Ege, goalkeepers Daniel Afadzwu and Kelvin Kofi Saaba, as well as Ivorian defender Oliver Adom and Cameroonian forward Franky Aoudou.

Several clubs are also working on additional deals before the transfer window closes, with more announcements expected in the coming days as preparations for the 2026/27 Ghana Premier League season continue.

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