Dreams FC has entered a partnership with Finnish side Kuopion Palloseura (KuPS) to develop young talent, a statement has revealed.
Dreams FC, known for producing players like Baba Abdul Rahman and Abdul Aziz Issah, will provide a pathway for its top prospects to transition into European football with KuPS.
The collaboration aims to strengthen coaching, management, and knowledge exchange between the clubs.
Following the agreement, defenders Eric Danso Boateng and Derrick Atta Agyei become the first players to sign for the Finnish side from Dreams FC.
The contracts for both players span the 2025 season, with options for 2026 and 2027. Additionally, their contracts feature a one-month trial period.
Below is a statement from Dreams announcing the partnership:
Kuopion Palloseura (KuPS) has signed a partnership agreement with Dreams FC, aimed at developing young talent.
Dreams FC, a top-tier Ghanaian club known for its strong player development, has produced talents like Baba Abdul Rahman and Abdul Aziz Issah, who recently joined FC Barcelona. The partnership will provide a pathway for Dreams FC’s top prospects to transition into European football under KuPS’s guidance. Both clubs plan to strengthen their cooperation through knowledge exchange especially in the area of coaching and management.
KuPS officials see this as a key strategic move to enhance their presence in the African market while minimizing risks.
Dreams FC general manager Ameenu Shardow expressed enthusiasm about the collaboration, seeing it as a valuable opportunity for both clubs.
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