Ghanaian youth international Kelvin Lamptey-Mills has completed a move to Spanish club FC Cartagena on a two-year deal.
The Ghana U20 defender makes the switch to Spain after a spell in Greece with Kampaniakos. The versatile centre-back is the latest addition to Cartagena’s squad as the club continues to invest heavily in their push for promotion.
Lamptey-Mills arrives with growing experience from European football and is expected to strengthen the defensive options at the Estadio Cartagonova. His progress through the Ghana youth ranks has marked him out as one of the country’s promising defensive talents.
Cartagena are assembling a competitive squad ahead of the new campaign, and the signing of the young Ghanaian forms part of their broader recruitment strategy. The two-year contract provides the player with stability as he embarks on the next stage of his career in Spanish football.
The move represents a significant step for Lamptey-Mills, who will now look to establish himself in one of Europe’s competitive lower divisions while continuing his development.
