Ibrahim Osman has expressed his starvation for extra alternatives with the Black Stars following his current debut for the Ghana nationwide staff throughout the worldwide break.
Osman, who made his maiden call-up for the friendlies towards Nigeria and Uganda, expressed gratitude for the prospect to symbolize his nation. Despite restricted taking part in time within the matches, Osman showcased glimpses of his high quality, leaving a constructive impression on followers and coaches alike.
In a put up on Instagram, Osman conveyed his satisfaction in making his Black Stars debut and expressed his eagerness for extra alternatives, stating, “Little taste, hungry for more.” He thanked everybody concerned in his journey and emphasised that that is only the start for him.
Looking forward, Osman goals to return to the nationwide staff setup for the 2026 World Cup qualifiers towards Mali and the Central African Republic in June.
His debut for the Black Stars coincided with a stellar efficiency again at his membership, the place he scored for FC Nordsjaelland within the Danish Cup semi-final towards AGF.
After taking part in a mixed two minutes for Ghana throughout the worldwide break, Ibrahim Osman was on the scoresheet for FC Nordsjaelland within the first leg of their Danish cup semifinal immediately.#3Sports pic.twitter.com/K4OZewCWwB
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Osman’s promising expertise has attracted consideration from English Premier League aspect Brighton and Hove Albion, with a transfer set for the summer season switch window.
The 19-year-old attacker has already made a major influence within the Danish high flight, tallying two targets and 4 assists, and is set to complete the season on a excessive word earlier than embarking on his Premier League journey.
Due to his imminent motion, the Seagulls are stated to be welcoming provides for one more prolific winger Kaoru Mitoma.
Osman’s journey from the Right To Dream Academy to FC Nordsjaelland and now to Brighton mirrors the success of different Ghanaian footballers who’ve risen by the ranks to safe positions in top-flight European groups