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Ghana international Kwabena Owusu is now a free agent following the expiration of his contract with Hungarian champions Ferencvaros.
The 28-year-old winger spent the last season on loan at Turkish side Ankaragucu, where he looked to gain regular playing time.
With his deal officially ending, Owusu is currently exploring new opportunities as he eyes the next chapter of his career.
He joined Ferencvaros in 2023 and made several appearances before being loaned out.
His next move could prove crucial with Ghana’s upcoming international assignments in sight.
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