The ‘Still Believe’ lads have been struggling all season long appearing a pale shadow of themselves in the previous season.
Karim Zito’s men have just two wins from the opening fourteen games into the new season and have most strikingly scored just six goals in the process with twelve points—matches played more than points accumulated.
The former Asokwa Deportivo centre forward moved to Asante Kotoko in February 2018 but spent large of his Kotoko spell on loan at city rivals King Faisal.
He registered eight (8) goals and made three (3) assists in fourteen (14) matches for King Faisal before the league was truncated due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The budding talent faced the regular foe of players as he picked up an Anterior Cruciate Ligament injury while playing for King Faisal on loan in 2022 which sidelined him from action since—an injury he faced financial difficulties in treating it. He needed GHS40K.
“I was neglected by Nana Yaw Amponsah and his management. He refused to answer my calls, and now my contract with the club has expired,” he told Angel FM in September 2023.
“I’m pleading with GFA to help me with my surgery. I have been home for more than a year without playing football, and I will need GHC40,000 for my surgery.”
The 1999 born has been without club since but finally gets a new home to relaunch his career.
Dreams FC took X to announce his move.
“Dreams FC is pleased to announce the signing of Osman Ibrahim on a free transfer. The striker joins us from Asante Kotoko. We’re excited to welcome Osman Ibrahin to the Still believe family and look forward to seeing him in action.
He could feature in Dreams’s last premier league away game of the year 2024 against Berekum Chelsea on Sunday at the Golden City Park.
