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The 2025 European summer transfer window was a busy one for Ghanaian footballers, with several high-profile moves completed across Europe. From record-breaking deals to strategic loan extensions, Ghanaian players were at the heart of major activity.

1. Mohammed Kudus – €55 Million Move to Tottenham

The biggest headline was Mohammed Kudus’ switch to Tottenham Hotspur from West Ham United for a staggering £55 million. The Black Stars playmaker, who impressed in his debut Premier League campaign, became Spurs’ marquee signing as they look to rebuild under new management. Kudus’ transfer is the highest for a Ghanaian player this window.

2. Kamaldeen Sulemana – Atalanta Splash €17.5m + €4m Bonuses

Ghana winger Kamaldeen Sulemana cut short his holiday to complete a €17.5 million move to Serie A side Atalanta from Southampton, with an additional €4 million in performance-related bonuses. The deal also includes team-based incentives and a long-term contract with an option for a fifth year.

3. Christopher Bonsu Baah – €17 Million to Genk

One of Ghana’s rising stars, Christopher Bonsu Baah, secured a blockbuster €17 million move to Belgian giants KRC Genk. The teenager’s meteoric rise in Norway caught the attention of scouts, making him one of the most expensive Ghanaian youngsters to move in recent years.

4. Thomas Partey – Free Transfer to Villarreal

Veteran midfielder Thomas Partey completed a free transfer to Spanish La Liga side Villarreal after leaving Arsenal. The 32-year-old Ghana international brings experience and leadership as Villarreal aim to bolster their midfield options.

5. Tariq Lamptey – €6 Million to Lazio

Ghanaian right-back Tariq Lamptey swapped Brighton & Hove Albion for Serie A side Lazio in a €6 million deal, with potential add-ons increasing the value further. Lamptey is expected to play a key role in Lazio’s push for Champions League qualification.

6. Abu Francis – €2.1 Million to Cercle Brugge

Midfielder Abu Francis moved from FC Nordsjaelland to Cercle Brugge for €2.1 million. Known for his versatility, Francis will be aiming to establish himself in Belgium’s top division.

7. Ibrahim Sulemana – €10 Million Option-to-Buy with Cagliari

Young midfielder Ibrahim Sulemana joined Italian Serie A side Cagliari with a €10 million option-to-buy clause included in his loan deal. Sulemana is seen as one for the future and will be given the chance to prove himself this season.

8. Salis Abdul Samed – €2.5 Million to Fenerbahçe

Black Stars midfielder Salis Abdul Samed completed a €2.5 million transfer to Turkish giants Fenerbahçe. After excelling in Ligue 1 with RC Lens, the move gives Salis a new challenge in a competitive league.

9. Kojo Perrah Oppong – €2–3 Million Switch

Emerging Ghanaian striker Kojo Perrah Oppong made a €2–3 million move to Europe (destination club undisclosed in the report). The teenager is regarded as one of Ghana’s bright prospects for the future.

10. Abdul Aziz Issah – Loan Extension

Teen sensation Abdul Aziz Issah extended his loan deal, ensuring he continues his development in Europe. The extension allows him to gain more playing time before a potential permanent move.