Ħamrun Spartans are set to bring in three players from Nadur Youngsters ahead of their commitments in the UEFA Conference League this summer.
The Spartans are looking to finalise their squad upon their return to European football after an absence of 30 years.
Sources have told the Times of Malta that the Spartans have an agreement in place with Nadur Youngsters to take the services of goalkeeper Steve Sultana, attacking midfielder Ederson Bruno Domingos and midfielder Stefan Cassar.
It is understood that Sultana will move to the Spartans on a short-term loan deal during which they will be involved in the UEFA Conference League qualifiers.
For the former Balzan goalkeeper, this will be his second spell at Ħamrun Spartans as the 31-year-old was on the books of Ħamrun Spartans during season 2018-19.
On the other hand, Cassar and Ederson are expected to be signed permanently with Ħamrun Spartans.
Cassar is heading to Ħamrun Spartans after an impressive campaign in the GFA Division One which has seen him being crowned as the Player of the Year.
Cassar was a regular protagonist in Nadur’s success that saw they win the GFA Division One, the GFA Cup and the Knock Out competition and complimented his performances by scoring six goals in the championship.
For Cassar, this will be his second spell in the Maltese Premier League. In fact, in season 2018-19 he moved to Sliema Wanderers but he failed to leave his mark and the following campaign he returned on the books of the Youngsters.
Ederson, on his part, will be making his first appearance in the BOV Premier League.
The Brazilian forward joined the Youngsters last summer and had an impressive campaign with the Youngsters and it was no surprise that he was voted as the best foreigner in the GFA League.
The left winger finished the campaign with eight league goals for the Youngsters.
