Amer Mahama, son of Ghanaian businessman Ibrahim Mahama, has officially signed his first professional football contract with French club USL Dunkerque.
The 18-year-old midfielder, who has been developing through youth academies in Europe, will now take the next step in his career by competing in France’s Ligue 2.
The contract marks a significant milestone for Amer, signaling his entry into professional football and offering the opportunity to gain experience at a competitive level.
Speaking after the signing, club officials expressed optimism about Amer’s potential, highlighting his technical ability, vision on the field, and strong work ethic.
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Fans and football pundits in Ghana have also welcomed the move, viewing it as a promising start to what could be a notable career in European football.
Amer’s progression reflects a growing trend of young Ghanaian talents making the leap to professional clubs abroad, further strengthening the country’s reputation as a cradle for football talent.
The young midfielder is expected to join USL Dunkerque’s first-team training immediately and could feature in upcoming league matches as he adapts to his new environment.
