Ghanaian prodigy Ibrahim Osman made his debut for the national team in a friendly clash against Nigeria, showcasing his skills at just 19 years old
. Under the guidance of Coach Otto Addo, Ghana faced a tough 2-1 defeat against the Nigerian Super Eagles. Despite the loss, Osman's performance stood out.
Nigeria secured their victory with goals from Cyriel Dessers and Ademola Lookman, demonstrating their prowess on the field. However, Ghana managed to narrow the deficit, with captain Jordan Ayew converting a penalty after Antoine Semenyo was fouled.
Osman's inclusion in the national team highlights his remarkable journey from the Right to Dream Academy to a coveted spot in English Premier League club Brighton. His talent and potential have earned him recognition and a reported transfer fee of £16 million from FC Nordsjaelland to Brighton, set to be finalized in the summer.
As Osman embarks on this new chapter in his career, he aims to secure more playing time and continue honing his skills in future matches with the Ghana national team. His debut performance against Nigeria serves as a testament to his ability to compete at the highest level of football.
Looking ahead, Ghana's national team is gearing up to face Uganda in their next international friendly scheduled for March 26 in Marrakech, Morocco. With Osman's promising start, fans eagerly anticipate his contributions to the team's success in future fixtures.
