Ghana Premier League side Medeama are set to earn bumper cash from the sale of former defender Kasim Nuhu from Young Boys to German outfit Hoffenheim, GHANAsoccernet.com can report. The two-time Ghanaian FA Cup winners will pocket 5% of the transfer fee for solidarity compensation. Nuhu enjoyed a fabolous four-year spell with the Mauve and Yellows between 2009-2012 before joining Spanish lower side Leganés. Read: Muntari makes appearance in Hearts friendly win over Bechem The powerful centre-back is Medeama's biggest export since they marked their debut in the Ghanaian top-flight. The towering defender has joined the German outfit on a five-year deal from Swiss side Young Boys. Source: ghanasoccernet.com
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