NS Mura have completed the loan signing of Ghanaian right winger Godwin Agbevor from Wolfsberger AC II, securing the 22-year-old until 2026-06-30. The deal, confirmed as a loan transfer, officially begins on 2026-02-02 and will see the attacker return to Austria at the end of the agreement when his temporary spell in Slovenia concludes.
The move takes Agbevor from Austria’s Regional League Central, where he had been on the books of Wolfsberger AC II, to Slovenia’s top flight, the Prva Liga, with NS Mura listed as his current club. The transfer is registered as a loan with no stated market value attached to the player at the time of the move, underlining that this is a straightforward temporary switch rather than a high‑profile, high‑fee transaction.
For Agbevor, born in Accra and holding Ghanaian nationality, the transfer marks another step in a growing journey through European football. After leaving the West African Football Academy in Ghana, he first moved to Austria to join Wolfsberger AC II on 2024-09-05. That switch took him from domestic Ghanaian football into the Austrian system, and now his latest move extends that European adventure into Slovenia with NS Mura.
Primarily deployed as an attacking right winger, and preferring his right foot, Agbevor offers width and directness from the flank. Standing at 1.70 m, he profiles as a quick, low-centre-of-gravity wide player rather than a physical target man, and NS Mura will look to harness his pace and dribbling in the Prva Liga. His main listed position is in attack on the right side, with no secondary roles specified in the data, suggesting he has been used chiefly in that role by his previous clubs.
The loan arrangement is clearly defined: Agbevor is under contract with NS Mura from 2026-02-02 until 2026-06-30, at which point he is scheduled to return to Wolfsberger AC II as “returned from previous loan.” This means there is currently no indication in the data of an option to buy, and no sign that he will become a free agent at the conclusion of his time in Slovenia; instead, his status reverts to that of a Wolfsberger AC II player when the loan expires.
Agbevor’s market value history shows modest early estimates during his late teens before falling to zero in early 2023 while he was listed as “Without Club.” The current transfer data lists no active market valuation at the moment of his switch to NS Mura. That lack of a defined value, combined with the loan nature of the deal, suggests NS Mura have taken a low‑risk opportunity to assess and develop a relatively unknown attacking prospect at Prva Liga level.
His recent career path underlines a player rebuilding his trajectory: from being without a club and valued at €0 in 2023, to earning a move to Wolfsberger AC II in 2024, and now gaining exposure in Slovenia’s top division in 2026. The transfer history confirms only two senior club moves before this loan – WAFA in Ghana to Wolfsberger AC II in Austria, and then this confirmed loan to NS Mura – illustrating a steadily upward, if understated, progression.
With this confirmed loan spell in the Prva Liga, Agbevor now has a clear window to establish himself in a top‑flight European league before returning to Austria at the end of his contract with NS Mura on 2026-06-30.
