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Ghanaian youngster Alexander Amoafo Jnr has completed a move to Slovak Premier League club FK Železiarne Podbrezová from lower-tier side ProEdge Football Club.
The 2007-born left winger has signed a three-year contract with the Slovak outfit as he takes the next step in his development.
Amoafo Jnr earned the move after impressing with ProEdge Football Club, where his pace, dribbling ability and attacking flair attracted interest from clubs in Europe.
His transfer to FK Železiarne Podbrezová marks another milestone for the Ghanaian club’s commitment to developing young talents for opportunities in European football.
The teenager is expected to join his new teammates ahead of the 2026/27 Slovak Premier League season as he begins his professional career in Europe.
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