Ex-Hearts of Oak captain Thomas Abbey joins Malaysian top flight side PKNP FC

December 30, 2018 Editor Sports 0

Former Hearts of Oak captain Thomas Abbey has joined Malaysian Super League side PKNP FC.

Abbey, 25, penned a deal with the Reds after undergoing a successful one month trial.

The versatile winger has been without a club since rescinding his contract with Egyptian outfit Ismaily SC last July.

Abbey becomes the second Ghanaian in the club’s fold after former Berekum Chelsea hitman Alfred Okai Quaye.

He was a member of the Black Stars ‘B’ Squad that clinched the 2017 WAFU Cup held in Ghana.

credit: ghanasoccernet.com

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