Ghana defender Alexander Djiku has officially completed a transfer to Russian Premier League side Spartak Moscow from Turkish Süper Lig club Fenerbahçe.
The move comes after a successful spell in Turkey where Djiku established himself as a reliable and physical presence in central defence.
Fenerbahçe confirmed the transfer in a brief statement, expressing gratitude for the player’s contributions: “Our club has reached an agreement with Spartak Moscow, a team from the Russian league, regarding the transfer of our player Alexander Djiku. We thank our footballer for his efforts so far and wish him a successful career.”
Djiku, who has been a key figure for the Ghana national team—most recently scoring the match-winning goal in the Black Stars' vital 1–0 World Cup qualifying victory over Mali—now heads to a new challenge in the Russian top flight.
The transfer marks another significant step in the 29-year-old’s career, which has included stints in France and Turkey, as he continues to compete at a high level in European football.
Spartak Moscow will benefit from his experience, leadership, and defensive versatility as they push for domestic and European success.
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