Ghanaian forward William Owusu has completed a move to Spanish Segunda División outfit AD Ceuta FC ahead of the 2026/27 season.
The 21-year-old has signed for the club's reserve side, where he will continue his development while pushing for opportunities with the first team.
Owusu joins AD Ceuta after an impressive spell with Spanish lower-division side UD Torre del Mar, having previously progressed through Granada's youth system.
Renowned for his blistering pace, intelligent movement, and clinical finishing, the versatile attacker is capable of playing across the front line. His ability to exploit spaces behind defences and finish confidently with either foot has earned him recognition as one of Ghana's promising young talents in Spain.
Confirming the signing, AD Ceuta FC expressed its delight at securing the services of the Ghanaian forward.
"AD Ceuta FC announces that it has reached an agreement with footballer William Owusu for his incorporation into the reserve team for the 2026/27 season."
The club also highlighted the youngster's qualities and potential.
"William Owusu (Ghana, May 26, 2005) is a versatile attacker who can play in any of the forward positions. He stands out for his speed in open space, his intelligent movement off the ball, his finishing ability with both feet, and his knack for attacking deep—qualities that make him a footballer with great potential for growth."
Although he will begin with the reserve side, Owusu is expected to compete for a place in the senior squad as he continues his development.
The Ghanaian has built valuable experience in Spanish football, having featured for Marbella FC, Atlético Porcuna CF, Granada, and UD Torre del Mar before sealing his latest move to AD Ceuta FC.
Owusu will now be aiming to impress during the 2026/27 campaign as he looks to establish himself in Spanish football and take the next step in his professional career.
