Footy-Africa can exclusively confirm that promising Ghanaian winger Prince Owusu has completed a permanent move to Slovak top-flight outfit DAC 1904, signing a long-term contract that will keep him at the club until 2030.
The highly-rated 20-year-old left winger joins the ambitious Slovak side after an impressive spell with Azerbaijani club Gabala, where his performances attracted growing interest from clubs across Europe.
Sources close to the deal have confirmed to Footy-Africa that DAC 1904 moved decisively to secure Owusu’s signature, viewing him as a player capable of developing into a key figure for both the present and the future.
Owusu’s journey to European football began in Ghana, where he honed his craft at Nayan Soccer Academy. Blessed with blistering pace, close control and the confidence to take on defenders in one-on-one situations, he quickly established himself as one of the academy’s standout talents before earning his opportunity abroad.
His development at Gabala further enhanced his reputation, with the youngster demonstrating the attacking qualities that made him one of Ghana’s exciting emerging wide players. Comfortable operating on either flank but most effective from the left, Owusu combines direct running with intelligent movement and an eye for creating chances in the final third.
DAC 1904 believe the Ghanaian possesses the attributes required to thrive in the Slovak top flight and have rewarded that belief with a contract running through to June 2030, underlining the club’s long-term commitment to his development.
The move also represents another milestone for Ghana’s thriving talent production line, with Owusu becoming the latest youngster to earn an opportunity in European football after progressing through the country’s renowned academy system.
For the player, the transfer offers a fresh challenge and a platform to continue his growth in one of Central Europe’s increasingly competitive leagues, while DAC 1904 will hope the young winger can fulfil the considerable promise that has followed him since his days at Nayan Soccer Academy.
With his future now secured until 2030, all eyes will be on Prince Owusu as he begins the next chapter of his career in Slovakia.
