Young football player Prince Amoako from Ghana has signed a contract with Danish club FC Nordsjælland. This is an important step in his growing football career.
The 18-year-old winger took a photo on Tuesday with his agents, Mohamed Khayat and Magnus Magnusson, after his transfer from the famous Right to Dream Academy in Ghana was announced.
Amoako celebrated his 18th birthday earlier this month and has now signed his first professional contract with FC Nordsjælland.
Many players from the Right to Dream Academy have successfully moved to Nordsjælland, and Amoako is following in their footsteps.
The club has a great history of helping Ghanaian players succeed, including names like Mohammed Kudus, Kamaldeen Sulemana, and Simon Adingra, who have all become well-known in European football.
FC Nordsjælland confirmed Amoako’s signing today and said they are excited to have him join the team.
Known for his speed and skill, the young player has been training with Nordsjælland for the past few months as he makes the move from the academy.
Right now, he has a small injury, but it is expected that he will join the team for the second part of the 2024-2025 Superliga season. This will give the team a new attacking option as they work to improve their current seventh-place position.
Amoako expressed his happiness about joining the club: “It feels amazing to sign my first contract with FC Nordsjælland. This place already feels like home, and I can’t wait to get started.”
He also thanked the Right to Dream Academy for helping him grow into the player he is now.
He is represented by CAA Stellar, an agency that also works with well-known players like Eduardo Camavinga from Real Madrid. Amoako’s transfer has caught the attention of football experts, who believe he could become a star.
Fans of FC Nordsjælland are excited to see Amoako play, but they might have to wait until he is fully healed from his injury.
