A team in the South African Premier Soccer League, Stellenbosch FC, has officially announced the signing of Prince Annor Amponsah, a talented 18-year-old defender from Ghana. The club confirmed the long-term deal on its website.
Amponsah’s journey to this professional contract began with his youth development at Scores Football Academy in Ghana, followed by a short stint at the Ubuntu FC Academy. His impressive performances at these clubs caught the attention of Stellenbosch FC, leading to a professional trial with the team.
During his trial period, Amponsah showcased his skills and potential as a center-back. Notably, he was part of Stellenbosch FC’s U-21 squad that traveled to India to participate in the prestigious Premier League’s international NextGen tournament. There, he displayed excellent defensive abilities, helping the team secure a second-place finish.
Impressed by his performances, Stellenbosch FC offered Prince Annor Amponsah a professional contract, securing his position in the team’s ranks. With his promising talent and dedication, the young Ghanaian defender looks set to make a significant impact in the South African football scene.
“We are massively excited about the signing of Prince and his addition to our squad,” head coach Steve Barker said. He is a young player with huge potential,” the club wrote on its website after finalizing the deal.
Stellenbosch FC added, “He has immense ability with the ball at his feet, a great passing range, and is all-round a really good defender, so we are excited to see him grow and develop with us at the club.”
After signing a large contract with the club, Prince Annor Amponsah will be looking to make the first squad and establish himself as a regular.