Ghanaian attacker Bernard Morrison is reportedly set for a potential move to Rwandan champions APR FC. With his contract at Moroccan champions FAR Rabat expiring on June 30, Morrison is likely to head to Rwanda, as reported by The New Times on Tuesday.

The 31-year-old former Orlando Pirates star is well-versed in East and Central African football, having previously played for Congolese side AS Vita Club and Tanzanian giants Simba SC and Yanga SC.

A source close to the player revealed to Times Sport that APR FC has already shown interest in signing Morrison as they aim to strengthen their squad for the 2024/2025 CAF Champions League campaign. “An initial approach has been made, and it is likely Morrison will end up at APR. He is not new to East African football, and with his extensive experience and expertise, he will greatly benefit APR, especially in Africa,” the source told Times Sport.

Morrison, whose career began at Heart of Lions and included a stint at AshantiGold, can play on the wings as well as in the center forward position. Known for his goal-scoring ability and keen eye for assists, he is expected to make a significant impact.

However, Morrison’s career has had its share of controversies. In February 2022, he was suspended by Simba SC for leaving the camp without permission. Additionally, in 2021, after forcing a move from Yanga to Simba SC, he caused a stir by celebrating in front of his former club’s fans by removing his pants.

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