Transfer Update: Brighton have completed the signing of talented Ghanaian youngster Ibrahim Osman from Nordsjaelland

Brighton & Hove Albion has completed the singing of Ibrahim Osman from Nordsjaelland.

The Ghanaian saw a move to West Ham collapse last month as the London club failed to strike a compromise on the fee after having an offer worth up to £16m rejected. The 19 year old will join Brighton in summer.

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However, Brighton picked up the threads of their interest and have reached agreement on a £16.6m fee with a further £2.5m due in add ons and a 10percent sell on clause.

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The 19-year-old broke into the Nordsjaelland side last season and has since scored twice in 27 senior appearances. Osman is a graduate of the Right to Dream academy in Ghana, which has helped produce West Ham forward Mohammed Kudus and Brighton winger Simon Adingra.

Osman is a left winger but can play across the front line and will look to prove himself another coup for Brighton as they pip Premier League rivals once again to emerging talent.

Last Updated on March 20, 2026 by Samuel Kwame Boadu

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