With the growing saga over who qualifies to be his representative, the promising teenage sensation insists he is the client of the Belgian intermediary so far as he is concerned
Ghanaian winger lbrahim Osman has insisted that Belgian national agent Mitch Bakkovens remains his representative.
There is currently a lingering issue with regards to his association with an agent, with both the Belgian national as well as the English man Darryl Powell - all claiming to hold the exclusive rights of the 19-year-old talented winger over his transfer dealings.
After witnessing the collapse of his move to Premier League side West Ham during the January transfer window due to this representation saga, the FC Nordsjaelland hitman remains upbeat the Belgian remains his legal agent so far as he's concerned.
" I took it easy," the Right to Dream academy graduate told Tipsbladet when asked about his take on over his collapsed move to the EPL outfit. "I knew who was in charge of the negotiations, so I was not worried at any time. My team and I were in control of what was going on. As far as I remember, I only have one agent, and that is Mitch Bakkovens."
Osman has already sealed a move to English top-flight side Brighton & Hove Albion from FC Nordsjaelland, with the deal set to expire in June 2029.
However, as per a report from bold, the English agent Darryl Powell and his counselors have already initiated a legal tussle against the Ghanaian teenager over the transfer deal with the Falmer Stadium campaigners.
He has so far featured in 17 games , netting once and providing 4 assists for FC Nordsjaelland in the ongoing Danish Superliga 23/24 campaign.
He will be linking up with his new employers in the summer of 2024 to begin life with the Seagulls in the English top-flight.
