Ghanaian footballers Ibrahim Osman and Christopher Bonsu Baah are making waves in the soccer world. Both players, representing FC Nordsjaelland and KRC Genk, respectively, have caught the eye of critics and fans alike, landing spots in the prestigious top 100 list for the 2024 Golden Boy Award.
Osman, who’s gearing up to join Brighton and Hove Albion soon, holds the 41st spot on the list, thanks to his stellar performance for FC Nordsjaelland this season. On the other hand, Baah-Bonsu secures the 60th position, showcasing his talents on the field for KRC Genk.
It’s not Baah-Bonsu’s first time making the cut; he’s been on the list for two consecutive years now. Osman has been a force to reckon with, scoring seven goals and assisting six times across all competitions for FC Nordsjaelland this season. Meanwhile, Baah-Bonsu has found the net three times in his 41 appearances.
At the top of the list reigns Barcelona’s Lamine Yamal, with English-Ghanaian Kobbie Mainoo also making it into the top ten. Representing Africa, Illiah Akhomach from Morocco shines brightly, securing the 20th position.
The Golden Boy Award recognizes outstanding young talents playing in Europe who are under the age of 21.
