The 25-year-old former Leicester City U21 youth man has completed his move to the Dutch top-flight campaigners on transfer deadline day
Ghana international Kamal Sowah has joined Dutch Eredivisie side NAC Breda on a two-and-a-half-year contract with an option of extension to a further year upon its expiration, the club have confirmed.
After being released by Belgian Pro League side Club Brugge this term, the former Right to Dream Academy graduate has reunited with his former manager in the Dutch top-flight after spending time together at Standard Liege during the 2023-24 football season in the Belgian top division contest.
An official confirmation over the signing of the Ghanaian attacker read: ''NAC has immediately strengthened itself with the 25-year-old Kamal Sowah. Sowah is a multifunctional player, with a lot of depth as an attacking midfielder and can also be deployed from the sides up front. The Ghanaian, with a Belgian passport, recently terminated his contract with Club Brugge and signs a contract in Breda for two and a half seasons. In addition, the Breda club has negotiated an option for an additional season.''
Sporting director Peter Maas had this to say right after landing the 25-year-old on a free transfer, stating via the club's official website:''Kamal has a dynamic attacking profile and can play in multiple positions. He is also strong in his defensive work and fits in well with this NAC with his aggressive style. Kamal is indeed quite fit, but because he has not played for a while, he will first receive extra training. The focus at NAC this season is absolutely on maintaining his position in the Eredivisie, but with Kamal's arrival we are also already selecting for next season."
Sowah is staging a come back to the Dutch top-flight for the second time in his ailing career after having a loan stint with AZ Alkmaar during the 2021-22 campaign.
He currently boasts of 1 outing with the Ghana Men's Senior National Team, the Black Stars.
