The Danish Super Liga side have bolstered their attacking options for next season's campaign with the acquisition of the nimble footed attacking midfielder from Right to Dream Academy.
FC Nordsjaelland have announced the signing of Ghanaian young attacker Levy Nene from Right to Dream Academy on a long-term contract.
The 18-year-old, who was nurtured by the Ghanaian based soccer academy, completed his sensational move to the Yellow and Red lads earlier today following his explosive performances at the recently ended Gothia Cup which Right to Dream Academy emerged winners.
Nene becomes the latest Ghanaian player from Right to Dream Academy to join FC Nordsjaelland for the 2024-25 season after signing Araphat Mohammed and Celeb Yirenkyi.
The club's official club's statement reads: “18-year-old Levy Nene has thus signed a contract with FC Nordsjælland, and the fast, dribbling offensive player will therefore make the trip to Farum after this season.”
Nene, who is also eligible to play for Ivory Coast, is yet to represent Ghana at any level.
FC Nordsjaelland impact on Ghanaian Players
FC Nordsjaelland has been a gateway club for Ghanaian players in European football market in the last ten years with Kudus Mohammed, Kamaldeen Sulemana, Enock Otto, Francis Abu, Ernest Nuamah, Ibrahim Sadiq, Isaac Atanga and Ibrahim Osman, who has already been signed by Brighton and Hove Albion for the 2024/25 season.
