Ghanaian winger Haminu Dramani has confirmed he is training with Stoke ahead of a proposed move.
Dramani currently plays for Lokomotiv Moscow and joined the Russian club 12 months ago after spells with Red Star Belgrade and Genclerbirligi.
However, he has been offered the chance of a switch to the Premier League and could become Stoke's seventh signing of the summer.
Reports have varied as to the terms of a deal, with certain sources claiming it will be a season-long loan, while other rumours suggest Dramani will sign a three-year contract.
The 22-year-old did not divulge what contract he is expecting to sign at the Britannia Stadium, but admits he is training with Tony Pulis' side.
"Just wait and we will see," Dramani told skysports.com. "There are 13 days for the transfer to be done."
Dramani was part of Ghana's 2006 World Cup squad and scored in a 2-1 group win over the United States.
