Ghanaian defender Lee Addy has disclosed he is currently in talks with Premier League trio Asante Kotoko, Ashanti Gold SC, and Hearts of Oak over a potential transfer.

Addy was among the contingent of footballers who arrived back home from Ethiopia last month and had to go through 14-day mandatory quarantine following a distress call to the Government of Ghana and the Ghana Football Association (GFA) for help.

The 30-year-old played for Berekum Chelsea in the top-flight before moving abroad to continue his playing career.

"I am talking to three clubs Kotoko, Ashanti Gold, and Hearts of Oak and we hope to come to a conclusion soon," Addy told Max FM.

"Hearts and Kotoko are like Barcelona and Real Madrid but I also respect AshGold very well, so any of them that gives me a good offer I will gladly accept.

"I am a footballer and will take any offer which is good for me, it could be in Africa or Europe and I will embrace the offer."