Ghana youngster Ibrahim Osman showcased his exceptional playmaking skills once again as he played a pivotal role in FC Nordjaelland’s crucial away victory against Midtjylland in the Danish Superliga.
In the 23rd round of the competition, the 19-year-old forward provided a crucial assist for Oliver Antman, doubling the visitors’ lead following Daniel Svensson’s opener in the first half.
Despite Midtjylland’s attempts at a comeback with two goals of their own, FC Nordjaelland emerged victorious with a final score of 3-2, with Marcus Ingvartsen sealing the win with the team’s third goal.
Osman’s assist adds to his recent stellar performances, including a recent goal in the first leg of the Danish Cup semi-final against AGF.
His consistent contributions have been remarkable this season, tallying six goals and seven assists across all competitions.
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The young talent’s impressive form has earned him a significant move to the English Premier League, where he is set to join Brighton and Hove Albion on a five-and-a-half-year agreement. The Premier League outfit reportedly secured Osman’s services for approximately £16 million ($19.5 million).
Osman’s rise to prominence extends to the international stage as well, with the teenager earning his maiden senior cap for Ghana. He made his debut in recent friendly matches against Nigeria and Uganda, further solidifying his status as one of Ghana’s brightest prospects.