Hapoel Tel Aviv Signs Promising Ghanaian Winger Douglas Owusu at 20
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First reported by Mako · 1 hour ago
What happened
Douglas Owusu, a 20-year-old Ghanaian winger with a rising profile in Serbian football, is joining Hapoel Tel Aviv. After progressing from a small Ghanaian club to Serbian top-flight football and a high-profile transfer to Red Star Belgrade, Owusu seeks to revive his career in Israel. Known for his speed and dribbling, he offers Hapoel a promising attacking option despite past inconsistencies.
- 01Douglas Owusu, 20, is joining Hapoel Tel Aviv after success in Serbian football.
- 02Owusu started in Ghana, overlooked due to size, before moving to Serbia's Sordulica.
- 03He scored seven goals in half a season in Serbia's top league and earned a Serbian passport.
- 04Transferred to Red Star Belgrade for $2.2 million but struggled to secure a starting role.
- 05Owusu is known for explosive speed, dribbling, and a risky playing style.
- 06Hapoel Tel Aviv hopes to develop him into a key attacking player under coach Eliniv Breda.
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