Ghanaian teen midfielder signs two-year deal to launch career in Serbia

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Ghanaian teen midfielder signs two-year deal to launch career in Serbia

Ghanaian midfielder Ali Umar has taken a major step in his football journey, signing a two-year contract with Serbian top-flight side OFK Beograd in a

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Ghanaian midfielder Ali Umar has taken a major step in his football journey, signing a two-year contract with Serbian top-flight side OFK Beograd in a move brokered by global sports agency Roc Nation Sports.

The 18-year-old, formerly of Semper Fi FC in Koforidua, has long been regarded as one of Ghana’s brightest prospects, having represented the country in various youth levels. Known for his technical ability, versatility, and intelligent movement, Umar now begins his professional career in Europe with a club renowned for nurturing young talent.

The transfer underscores Roc Nation’s expanding influence in African football. Founded by music mogul Jay-Z, the agency has steadily built a portfolio of emerging African stars, positioning itself as a key bridge between local academies and European clubs.

Semper Fi FC praised Umar’s dedication and potential, expressing confidence that he will thrive in Serbia and use the opportunity to elevate Ghanaian football on the global stage.

At OFK Beograd, Umar will be closely monitored as he adapts to the European game. The club, known for its development-first philosophy, offers a platform for young players to progress to elite leagues across the continent.

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