The English top-flight outfit have announced the signing of the talented winger, with the deal set to come to an end in the next five Football seasons
Ghanaian teenager Osman Ibrahim has joined English Premier League club Brighton & Hove Albion F.C on a five-year deal from Danish Superliga side FC Nordsjaelland, the club have confirmed.
The 19-year-old will join the Falmer Stadium campaigners in the summer to begin life in the English elite division contest.
An official confirmation over the signing of the Right to Dream Academy graduate read: "Brighton & Hove Albion has confirmed an agreement has been reached with Danish team FC Nordsjaelland for the signing of Ibrahim Osman in summer 2024. The Ghanaian winger will join the club when the transfer window opens later this year, on a contract that runs until June 2029."
Sporting director David Weir said right after securing the services of the youngster on a long-term contract “We’re looking forward to the opportunity of working with Ibrahim.He’s a young and exciting prospect, but for now it’s important that we give him the space to focus fully on Nordsjaelland, where he is enjoying a good season."
“Once the current season is over and he’s had the opportunity to rest during the summer, we will bring him into our environment where he will get the time and support he needs to settle here in England.”
He was billed to link up with fellow English Premier League side, West Ham United during the January transfer window but the deal fell through due to multiple agency brouhaha that surrounded the transfer deal at the eleventh hour.
