Ibrahim Osman says he is hungry for more Black Stars games

Ibrahim Osman has expressed his hunger for more opportunities with the Black Stars following his recent debut for the Ghana national team during the international break.

Osman, who made his maiden call-up for the friendlies against Nigeria and Uganda, expressed gratitude for the chance to represent his country. Despite limited playing time in the matches, Osman showcased glimpses of his quality, leaving a positive impression on fans and coaches alike.

In a post on Instagram, Osman conveyed his pride in making his Black Stars debut and expressed his eagerness for more opportunities, stating, “Little taste, hungry for more.” He thanked everyone involved in his journey and emphasized that this is just the beginning for him.

Looking ahead, Osman aims to return to the national team setup for the 2026 World Cup qualifiers against Mali and the Central African Republic in June.

His debut for the Black Stars coincided with a stellar performance back at his club, where he scored for FC Nordsjaelland in the Danish Cup semi-final against AGF.

After playing a combined two minutes for Ghana during the international break, Ibrahim Osman was on the scoresheet for FC Nordsjaelland in the first leg of their Danish cup semifinal today.#3Sports pic.twitter.com/K4OZewCWwB

— #3Sports (@3SportsGh) March 29, 2024

Osman’s promising talent has attracted attention from English Premier League side Brighton and Hove Albion, with a move set for the summer transfer window.

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The 19-year-old attacker has already made a significant impact in the Danish top flight, tallying two goals and four assists, and is determined to finish the season on a high note before embarking on his Premier League journey.

Due to his imminent movement, the Seagulls are said to be welcoming offers for another prolific winger Kaoru Mitoma.

Osman’s journey from the Right To Dream Academy to FC Nordsjaelland and now to Brighton mirrors the success of other Ghanaian footballers who have risen through the ranks to secure positions in top-flight European teams