Ghanaian teenage midfielder Foster Apetorgbor has completed a move to Norwegian top-flight side Sandefjord Fotball, marking the next step in his developing career.
The promising youngster has signed a five-year contract with the Eliteserien outfit after successful negotiations between both parties and will wear the number 17 shirt at the Jotun Arena.
Apetogbor. began his football journey in Ghana where he developed through the ranks at Yejiman Academy before later moving to Achimota Olympiakos as part of his early career progression.
He later joined Nsoatreman FC, where he gained wider attention for his impressive performances in domestic competitions and played a key role in the club’s historic triumph in the 2024 MTN FA Cup.
The 18-year-old before first moving to Norway, joined African Viking FC, a reputable football academy in Accra where he was taking through extra proper training to have him adequately prepared and ready for the European challenge.
Sandefjord will be hoping Apetogbor’s arrival adds more depth to their squad after the club enjoyed a strong campaign last season, finishing fifth in the league and setting their sights on pushing for European qualification
