Issaka “Baba” Seidu, a young player from Ghana, has recently joined FC Nordsjaelland in Denmark as a member of the Right to Dream Academy.
Prior to the 2024–2025 season, the left-back inked a contract to become a member of the Wild Tigers’ starting lineup.
When preseason action resumes on June 24, he is anticipated to join the team as the Danish squad gets ready for the next season.
Known by his nickname, Baba, he will be joining the Farum-based team as a player from the Right to Dream Academy in Ghana, along with Araphat Mohammed, Caleb Yirenkyi, Levy Nene, and Stephen Acquah.
“I am really happy and proud to have signed the contract. I had no doubt that FC Nordsjælland was the right club for me, as FCN is known for giving young players good conditions to develop on and off the pitch,” he said after signing the contract.
“I have seen for myself how young players have come to FC Nordsjælland and taken their game to the next level, and I hope to be able to do the same. – I am looking forward to playing with the Superliga team, and I am looking forward to standing in front of the fans. I promise I will do my best for the team and I hope I can help make the fans proud,’ he added.
The Right to Dream Academy has produced several top stars in recent years, including Mohammed Kudus of West Ham and Simon Adingra of Brighton.
