Ghanaian midfielder Kingsley Sarfo is reportedly close to signing a contract extension with Cypriot club APOEL Nicosia as per Africa Foot.
According to undisclosed sources the negotiations for a contract extension reportedly nearing completion. The deal, which could see his stay extended until 2026, is a testament to the club’s faith in the player and his contributions on the pitch.
Sarfo has been a vital cog in APOEL’s midfield since joining from Olympiakos Nicosia in 2022 for €100,000. Despite suffering an early-season injury this year, he made an impression by scoring in just his third league game before being sidelined. His return is eagerly anticipated as APOEL looks to bolster their campaign, particularly in their quest for a spot in the UEFA Europa Conference League.
This contract extension would also be a relief for APOEL, as losing the 29-year-old Ghanaian international would have left a noticeable gap in their squad. Instead, the club is moving proactively to secure his services and ensure stability in their midfield.
Hailing from Kumasi, Ghana, Sarfo’s journey has taken him across Europe, including stints in Sweden with Malmö and Rosengård. Since arriving in Cyprus, he has become a key figure at APOEL, a club that clearly values his skill and leadership on the field.
With Sarfo’s current contract set to expire in May 2025, the extension not only reflects his importance to the team but also signals the club’s ambition to remain competitive. An official announcement is expected soon, marking another chapter in the career of one of Ghana’s standout midfielders.
Fans of both Sarfo and APOEL will no doubt be pleased to see the club and player continue their successful partnership.
