Hearts of Oak goalkeeper Solomon Agbasi has penned a heartfelt farewell message to the club’s fans, players and technical staff, confirming the end of his spell at the Phobians as he completes a move to South African Premiership side Stellenbosch FC.

The shot-stopper, who joined Hearts of Oak from Dreams FC in August 2025, used the message to thank everyone who was part of his journey at the club, describing his time in the famous red and yellow as one that will “stay with him forever.”

“It’s been nothing but love from the start! This journey couldn’t have been the same without you.”- Solomon Agbasi

Agbasi enjoyed a productive season at the Accra-based club, building on the reputation he had established during his years with Dreams FC, where his consistency and shot-stopping ability made him one of the most reliable goalkeepers in the Ghana Premier League.

 

His form was also recognised at the national level, with the 25-year-old named in the Black Stars’ provisional squad for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, though he ultimately did not make the final selection for the tournament.

 

To everyone at Accra Hearts of Oak,
My time at the club has come to an end and I would like to thank everyone involved. The past year have flown by but they will stay with me forever.

Thank you to all my teammates, Managers and Staff along the way, and of course thank you to all the lovely fans. It’s been nothing but love from the start! This journey couldn’t have been the same without you. I’ve loved every minute here and I will miss playing in the Phobia colours.

I wish the club nothing but success for the season and the future and maybe we will cross paths again. I truly hope to see Hearts of Oak up there where they truly belong and deserve to be.

Phobia the best. Thanks for everything.

Solomon Agbasi “Spider Man”

 

 

The move to Stellenbosch FC represents a significant step in Agbasi’s career, placing him among a growing number of Ghanaian players plying their trade in South Africa’s top flight, a league that has become an increasingly attractive destination on the continent due to its competitiveness and improved infrastructure.

At Stellenbosch, he is expected to provide both depth and competition in a goalkeeping department led by current first-choice Sage Stephens.

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