Nigerian midfielder Tochukwu Owoh has officially completed a major move to Norwegian top-flight side KFUM-Kameratene Oslo, signing from P Sports Football Academy of Abuja on a long-term contract that runs until 2030.
The talented youngster caught the attention of the Norwegian club during a winter trial, where his performances were enough to convince the technical team to secure his services on a long-term basis.
Owoh’s move represents another important step in his football development and gives the young Nigerian an opportunity to compete at the highest level of Norwegian football.
He is now set to feature in the Norwegian Eliteserien, the country’s top division, where he will test himself against some of the best players in Norwegian football.
For a player coming through the Nigerian academy system, the opportunity represents a significant breakthrough and a chance to continue developing in a professional European environment.
Speaking after completing the move, Owoh said:
“This is a big step for me and I’m ready for the challenge. I know there is a lot to learn, but I’m prepared to work hard, listen to my coaches and give everything whenever I get the opportunity. I want to grow here and make everyone who supported me proud.”
Owoh’s transfer also highlights the growing pathway between Nigerian grassroots football and European professional clubs, with academies continuing to play an important role in identifying and developing young talents.
The midfielder will now turn his attention to settling into life in Oslo, adapting to the demands of the Eliteserien and earning his place within the KFUM squad.
His long-term contract until 2030 underlines the club’s belief in his potential and gives the youngster the stability needed to develop his game over the coming years.
The deal was brokered by Players Management Group, who played a key role in facilitating the move.
From P Sports Football Academy in Abuja to Norway’s top flight, Tochukwu Owoh’s European journey has officially entered a new chapter.
Now comes the next challenge: proving himself on the biggest stage yet.
