Hafiz Konkoni linked with Ethiopian Premier League switch to Halaba City

Ghanaian centre-forward Hafiz Konkoni, 27, is the subject of a transfer rumour linking him with a move from Ethiopian Premier League club Wolwalo Adigrat to fellow top-flight side Halaba City.

Konkoni’s potential move would keep him in Ethiopia’s Premier League, with Halaba City emerging as the club associated with his next destination. The rumour was recorded on 4 August 2026 and does not include a reported transfer fee, contract agreement or completion date.

The striker has a listed market value of €150,000, a figure that provides an indication of his current standing in the transfer market but does not represent a confirmed offer or the terms of any proposed deal.

Konkoni’s profile identifies him as a centre-forward and places him with Wolwalo Adigrat, who are also competing in Ethiopia’s top division. No probability has been attached to the reported move, and there is no indication that either club has confirmed negotiations.

For Halaba City, the link concerns a player who remains registered with a direct domestic rival. For Konkoni, the rumour represents a possible change of club without requiring a move abroad, although the available information does not establish whether talks have advanced beyond initial interest.

The reported switch remains unconfirmed, with Konkoni still a Wolwalo Adigrat player.

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