Ghanaian Superstar Kwabena Owusu Makes Shocking Move to Hungarian Side Zalaegerszeg FC

Ghanaian international Kwabena Owusu has signed a six-month contract with Hungarian side Zalaegerszeg FC, aiming to strengthen the team’s attacking options.

The 26-year-old forward brings a wealth of experience, having showcased his talent across several leagues.

Owusu started his professional career in Ghana before moving to Spain, where he played for clubs like Real Oviedo, Leganés, Cartagena, Salamanca, and Córdoba.

His success continued in Azerbaijan with Qarabağ FK, where he won the league title, followed by championship victories in Turkey with Ankaragücü and Hungary with Ferencváros.

On the international stage, Owusu has represented Ghana at the 2019 Africa Cup of Nations and made his debut in a friendly against South Africa the same year.

Zalaegerszeg FC, renowned for their resilience and their 2002 Hungarian Cup triumph, is counting on Owusu’s experience and attacking quality to help the team climb the league standings and achieve its goals this season.

Owusu will hope to convince the club to extend his stay after the end of the season.

With his impressive resume, Owusu is expected to make an immediate impact on the team and help them secure a top spot in the league.

The move is seen as a strategic one for both the player and the club, as Owusu looks to gain more experience in European football and Zalaegerszeg FC aims to bolster their attacking lineup.

The club’s fans are excited to see Owusu in action, and his presence is expected to bring a new level of excitement to the team’s matches.

As the season progresses, all eyes will be on Owusu to see if he can lead Zalaegerszeg FC to victory and help them achieve their goals.