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Ghanaian youngster Emmanuel Abrokwa joins Sevilla’s Under-19 side in move from Adabraka Elders

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August 18, 2026
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Ghanaian striker Emmanuel Abrokwa has joined Sevilla FC U19 from Adabraka Elders, completing a move to the Spanish club’s Under-19 set-up on 18 August 2026.

Abrokwa’s arrival adds a Ghanaian forward to Sevilla’s youth structure, with the player listed as a striker and his main position recorded in attack. He moves from Adabraka Elders, a club based in Ghana, to one of Spain’s established football institutions.

The transfer marks a change of footballing environment for Abrokwa, who will now continue his career in Spain after leaving Adabraka Elders. His new club is Sevilla FC U19, the age-group side representing Sevilla in youth football.

The move was recorded for the 2026-27 season and took place on 18 August. It is the first transfer listed in Abrokwa’s recorded career history, making the switch from Adabraka Elders to Sevilla the defining change in his current playing record.

Abrokwa’s Ghanaian nationality gives the move an international dimension, as he leaves his home country to join Sevilla’s youth programme. His position as a central attacking player provides a clear description of the role he will occupy within the club’s Under-19 squad.

Sevilla FC U19 now becomes the latest club in Abrokwa’s career, while Adabraka Elders is recorded as his previous team. The transfer links the Ghanaian striker with a Spanish development environment and places his next stage of football in Sevilla’s youth ranks.

Abrokwa has therefore completed his switch from Adabraka Elders to Sevilla FC U19, with the transfer taking effect on 18 August 2026.

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