Ghanaian midfielder David Kwabena Epton has completed a permanent transfer to Kazakhstan Premier League outfit FC Kaspiy Aktau from Estonian club Tammeka Tartu, taking another significant step in his European career.
The 21-year-old joins the Kazakh top-flight side after an impressive two-and-a-half-year spell in Estonia, where he established himself as one of Tammeka Tartu’s most dependable midfielders.
Epton made 53 appearances for the Estonian club during his time there, earning praise for his composure in midfield, work rate and ability to dictate the tempo of games. His consistent performances attracted interest from FC Kaspiy Aktau, who have now secured his services on a permanent deal ahead of the new campaign.
The move offers the Ghanaian an opportunity to test himself at a higher level as he prepares for his first season in the Kazakhstan Premier League, a competition that has become an increasingly attractive destination for emerging African talents.
FC Kaspiy Aktau will be hoping Epton’s energy, technical quality and versatility strengthen their midfield as they aim for a successful season in Kazakhstan’s top flight.
For the young midfielder, the transfer represents another important milestone in his career and a chance to continue his development in European football while building on the experience gained during his successful spell with Tammeka Tartu.
