Terry Yegbe’s journey from the Finnish Veikkausliiga to the heart of Elfsborg’s defense has been nothing short of impressive—and now, the Ghanaian international has his sights set on something even greater. With interest brewing from top-tier European clubs, the 24-year-old is staying grounded while quietly plotting his rise to the top of world football.

Currently plying his trade in Sweden with IF Elfsborg, Yegbe has been linked with Premier League outfits Brighton & Hove Albion, Fulham, Crystal Palace, and Sheffield United, as well as Bundesliga contenders Union Berlin and Freiburg. Yet, despite the swirling transfer rumours, the center-back remains laser-focused.

Speaking to Fotbollskanalen, Yegbe acknowledged the attention but made it clear that nothing concrete has been communicated. “If those types of teams are interested, it’s positive news of course. I haven’t heard anything yet, but it’s positive when big clubs want you,” he said with calm confidence.

Yegbe’s ambitions are crystal clear: “Just to reach the highest level. But I need to continue developing to get there.”

After a strong debut season with Elfsborg—where he racked up 22 league appearances, three goals, and an assist—Yegbe has become a vital piece in the club’s defense. His commanding performances in the Europa League, featuring in 12 games, have only amplified his reputation across the continent.

With the 2025 Allsvenskan season just kicking off and Yegbe continuing to shine, a big move might only be a matter of time. But for now, the Ghanaian is staying true to his path: focused, driven, and determined to reach football’s highest heights.