Ex-Asante Kotoko forward Albert Amoah is now a free agent.

[caption id="attachment_1271847" align="alignnone" width="1080"] Albert Amoah[/caption]Ghanaian striker Albert Amoah has become a free agent following the reported early termination of his contract with Libyan giants Al Ahly Benghazi. The twenty-four-year-old forward is now available and free to discuss terms with any interested club as the next football season approaches. This significant turn of events marks a sudden and conclusive end to his brief and much-publicized tenure in the Libyan Premier League, which rapidly declined due to a lack of playing time and financial disputes between the two involved African teams. Amoah's turbulent journey commenced during the 2025/26 season when he made a permanent move from Asante Kotoko to Benghazi. However, administrative issues quickly arose as the Porcupine Warriors threatened FIFA sanctions due to delays in transfer payments. After struggling to secure a spot in the first team, the forward returned to Kumasi on a short-term loan in January 2026. While he rekindled his scoring prowess in the Ghana Premier League—most notably with a stunning overhead kick on his return—Al Ahly Benghazi was already moving towards an early contract termination behind the scenes. The Libyan club is said to have compensated the talented forward with a thirty-thousand-dollar buyout package to legally terminate the remainder of his contract. With the domestic football season now finished and his loan period fully concluded, Amoah enters the transfer market as one of the most desirable unattached scorers in the West African region.