The move is his fifth transfer in the last five years
Ghanaian attacker, Samuel Owusu has signed for Serbian side OFK Beograd from NEOM SC in Saudi Arabia.
The 28-year-old, who is now back in Europe having left in 2023, inked an undisclosed contract which includes duration of stay at his new club.
The move is his fifth transfer in the last five years which involved two spells at Serbian club Čukarički as well as stints with Saudi Arabia sides Al-Fayha and Al-Ahli.
The Serbian top-flight has already commenced with Owusu likely to make his debut in Beograd's next encounter against Cukaricki.
Impressing may put him up for discussion for a possible call-up to the Black Stars with his last invitation in 2021.
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