FC Nordsjaelland, a prominent Danish Superliga club, has officially announced the signing of 18-year-old Ghanaian prospect Prince Amoako Junior. The talented youngster has inked his first professional contract with the club, marking the next step in his career after leaving the renowned Right to Dream Academy in Ghana, where he honed his skills over the past eight years. Amoako Junior follows in the footsteps of fellow Ghanaians like Mohammed Kudus, Kamaldeen Sulemana, Ernest Nuamah, and Ibrahim Osman, who have successfully transitioned from the academy to FC Nordsjaelland in recent years. His arrival further strengthens the club’s reputation as a nurturing ground for emerging talent.

Expressing his excitement, Amoako Junior said, “Signing my first contract with FC Nordsjaelland feels amazing. Farum and the club already feel like a second home to me, and I can’t imagine a better place to launch my professional journey. I’m thrilled to be here.”

The winger, known for his flair and love for entertaining fans, added,

“I’ll keep playing my game—being on the ball and giving my all. I’ll do everything I can to perform at my best for this club and our supporters. Stepping onto the pitch at Right to Dream Park for my Superliga debut will be a dream come true, and I can’t wait for that moment.”

Amoako Junior has already been integrating with the squad, having trained with the team earlier this year and joined their mid-season camp.

He also featured in several friendly matches as part of preparations for the second half of the season. At FC Nordsjaelland, he will don the No. 22 shirt.