Serbian club FK Voždovac have completed the signing of promising Nigerian forward Adam Musa ahead of the upcoming season, Bold Sports reports.
The Belgrade-based club announced the arrival of the 19-year-old on Thursday through a club statement on their official website and social media platforms, confirming the addition of another exciting young talent to their squad.
Musa joins the Dragons after impressing both in Nigeria and Serbia with his goal-scoring exploits. The forward first made a name for himself at Nigeria Premier Football League (NPFL) side Kano Pillars, where he emerged as one of the club’s brightest young prospects.
The Nigerian then spent last season on loan at Mladost Lučani, where he continued his impressive development. Playing in the Serbian Youth League, Musa finished among the division’s leading scorers after netting 15 goals in just 16 appearances.
More Read
Voždovac described the signing as another reflection of the club’s commitment to recruiting and developing talented young players with high potential. The club also believes Musa’s pace, energy and attacking qualities align perfectly with their high-intensity, attack-minded style of play.
Speaking after completing the move, the young striker expressed his delight at joining the Serbian outfit.
“I am very happy to have come to Voždovac and to have become part of this great family. It is truly an incredible feeling to be here,” Musa said.
“I want to tell the fans and everyone in the club that I will give my all and invest my maximum to help the team achieve its goals. Believe me, anything is possible.”
Musa will now look to build on his impressive goal-scoring record as he begins a new chapter with Voždovac, with both the player and club hopeful of a successful campaign in the upcoming season.
