Ghanaian forward Jalal Abdullai Wolji opened his account for the 2026 Norwegian season with a goal in Molde FK’s emphatic victory over HamKam on Sunday afternoon at the Aker Stadium.
The 21-year-old striker, who recently sealed a permanent move from IF Elfsborg after impressive loan spell, continued his fine form with a composed finish to help Molde cruise to a comfortable win.
Molde wasted no time asserting their dominance as Norwegian defender Emil Breivik opened the scoring just three minutes into the encounter.
The early goal set the tone for what would become a one-sided affair in favour of the hosts.
Abdullai doubled Molde’s advantage in the 14th minute, capitalising on a well-placed assist from goalkeeper Mads Kikkenborg.
The Ghanaian forward showed great awareness and composure to finish clinically and put his side firmly in control.
The pressure continued to mount on HamKam, and they found themselves further behind moments later when defender Fredrik Sjolstad inadvertently turned the ball into his own net, handing Molde a commanding lead before halftime.
After the break, Breivik grabbed his second goal of the match just three minutes into the second half, capping off a dominant display from the home side.
HamKam managed to pull one back through Henrik Udahl, but it proved to be nothing more than a consolation as Molde comfortably saw out the game.
Abdullai’s goal will come as a major boost for the young Ghanaian as he looks to establish himself as a key figure for Molde this season following his permanent switch from Elfsborg.
