Ghana captain Stephen Appiah will decide on Thursday whether to join Italian side Cesena after he was offered good deal, Ghanasoccernet can exclusively reveal.
The newly promoted Serie A side offered the inspirational leader a two-year contract on Wednesday night after talks with the officials of the club.
Appiah met Cesena's technical director of CeLorenzo Minotti in Bologna before the deal was put on the table for the Ghana captain to make his decision.
"I have been offered the contract by Cesena after my meeting with the club," Appiah told Ghanasoccernet.com.
"I just needed some time to ponder over the deal and its implications on my life and my family.
"I will make a decision soon probably within 24 hours. I am satisfied with what I have seen with the offer."
The proposal provides guanrantees Appiah a one-year contract with an option for the second if they stay in the Italian top flight.
Even though there are some offers from clubs in Germany and Scotland, Ghanasoccernet can exclsively reveal that Appiah wants to stay in Italy.
Cesena coach Ficcadenti Castrocaro is keen on getting Appiah to bolster his squad ahead of the start of the new season.
Appiah played for Bologna last season on a six month deal but after getting clearance from Court of Arbitration for Sport over his dispute with Turkish side Fenerbahce, he is now a free agent.
This means he can now agree better personal terms as his new club will pay no transfer fee for his services.
He is expected to make his decision to join Cesena on Thursday.