Bryan Ametowou has completed a move to Poland after signing for Ekstraklasa side Radomiak Radom, marking a new chapter in the early career of the highly rated Ghanaian winger of Togolese descent.
The 19-year-old’s transfer was confirmed by his representatives, Premier Art, who announced the deal via their official Instagram account.
Ametowou arrives in European football after progressing through the youth ranks of Pumas FC in Togo, where his performances attracted interest beyond the region.
The move represents a significant step for the young wide player, who is seeking to accelerate his development by testing himself in a competitive European league.
Radomiak Radom, who have established themselves as a regular presence in Poland’s top flight in recent seasons, have added Ametowou as part of their long-term recruitment strategy focused on emerging talent.
Born to Ghanaian nationality and of Togolese heritage, Ametowou developed his football foundations in West Africa before earning this opportunity abroad.
At Pumas FC, he was regarded as one of the standout prospects of his generation, noted for his pace, direct style of play and willingness to take on defenders in one-on-one situations.
His progress through the youth system culminated in this move, which is seen as a reward for steady development rather than sudden promotion.
Radomiak Radom have increasingly looked beyond traditional markets in recent years, identifying young players with the potential to grow within the club’s structure.
Ametowou’s arrival fits that profile, with the club expected to integrate him gradually as he adapts to a new environment, culture and level of competition.
For the player, the transfer to Poland represents both an opportunity and a challenge.
Moving to Europe at the age of 19 brings increased expectations, but also access to improved facilities, higher tactical demands and regular exposure to senior football.
Those close to his development believe the experience will be crucial in shaping the next stage of his career.
While no further details of the contract were disclosed, the announcement by Premier Art underlined the importance of the move for all parties involved.
For Ametowou, the focus now turns to settling in Radom and proving himself on the training ground, as he looks to turn early promise into sustained progress in European football.
