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Danish side FC Nordsjaelland have said their goodbyes to Ghanaian forward Ibrahim Osman ahead of his summer move to the Premier League.
The player's farewell took place ahead of their last home game in the Danish Super League as they played out a 3-3 draw against Midtjylland on Monday, May 20.
Osman opened the scoring in that game as the club took a three-goal lead before surrendering their advantage.
The Ghanaian made his debut for the club in the 2022/23 season where he made six appearances starting two of them.
He was fully integrated into the team this campaign after his cameos the season before. The forward has gone on to feature 43 times for Nordsjaelland registering 18 goal involvements with just one game to go.
Osman has scored 10 goals and provided eight assists across all competitions.
The 19-year-old will join Brighton and Hove Albion at the end in the summer after an agreement was reached between all parties.
His imminent move will make him the second Ghanaian at the club with Tariq Lamptey currently with the Seagulls.
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