Real Oviedo Keen to Secure New Deal for Ghana’s Kwasi Sibo
Spanish club Real Oviedo is eager to extend the stay of Ghanaian midfielder Kwasi Sibo, following his standout performances since joining the team.
Sibo, who signed for Oviedo in July 2024 on a two-year contract running until June 2026, has quickly established himself as a vital part of the midfield. His composure, work ethic, and tactical awareness were instrumental in Oviedo’s successful promotion to La Liga, ending the club’s 24-year absence from Spain’s top division.
As the 2025–26 season gets underway, Oviedo’s management are reportedly moving to secure the player’s future early. The club plans to open talks with Sibo’s representatives about a long-term contract extension, aiming to ward off growing interest from other European sides impressed by his form.
Sibo himself has expressed a strong desire to remain at Oviedo, describing the club as his “second home” and praising the unity of the squad. His consistent displays have also caught the attention of the Ghana national team, with the Black Stars’ technical staff keeping close tabs on his progress.
For Real Oviedo, locking down Sibo’s services is both a reward for his impact and a strategic step to strengthen the core of their squad for the challenges of top-flight football.
If negotiations proceed smoothly, an announcement confirming his contract renewal could come during the 2025–26 campaign, ensuring the talented Ghanaian remains a central figure in Oviedo’s La Liga journey.