In a fresh twist to his vibrant football journey, Ghanaian international Samuel Owusu has sealed a move to Israeli side Maccabi Petah Tikva FC, as the club ramps up preparations for a promotion charge back to the Israeli Premier League.

The 29-year-old winger, known for his blistering pace and electrifying dribbles, makes the switch from Serbian outfit OFK Beograd after an impressive campaign in the Serbian top-flight. Owusu featured in 23 league matches, notching three goals and two assists, once again proving his worth as a creative spark on the wings.

With 17 senior caps for Ghana’s Black Stars under his belt, Owusu is no stranger to high-stakes football. His wealth of international experience, coupled with a career that has spanned clubs in Serbia, Turkey, and Saudi Arabia—including eye-catching spells with Al-Fayha, Al-Ahli, and Gençlerbirliği—adds significant firepower to Petah Tikva’s ambitions.

The Israeli Liga Leumit club is banking on Owusu’s attacking prowess and leadership to guide them back to top-flight football, counting on his experience to lift the dressing room and the fans alike.

Having started his professional adventure with Ghana’s Vision FC back in 2014, Owusu’s latest move is yet another exciting chapter in a career defined by flair, speed, and consistency.