Ghanaian quintet of Mohammed Kudus, Kamaldeen Sulemana, Ernest Nuamah, and Ibrahim Osman are among FC Nordjaelland’s top seven most expensive transfers, Footballghana.com understands.

The Black Stars quartet gained prominence during their stint with the Danish top-flight outfit. They joined Nordjaelland from the famous Right to Dream Academy based in Akosombo.

Kudus, who currently plies his trade for West Ham United, was the first player among the Ghanaian trio to leave Nordjaelland.

The Dutch giants paid €9 million to secure the services of Kudus Mohammed in 2020 before he joined West Ham United in 2023.

Kamaldeen, on the other hand, sealed a bumper move to Stade Rennes in 2021, which is one of the bigger sales Nordjaelland has ever made. The French Ligue 1 club splashed €17 million to sign the 22-year-old from the club outfit.

He currently plies his trade for newly promoted Premier League club Southampton.

On the list of the expensive transfers at Nordjaelland is Ernest Nuamah, who sealed a €25 million move to Lyon this summer. He featured on loan last season before making a permanent move in the ongoing window.

Youngster Ibrahim Osman is the latest expensive transfer for Nordjaelland after securing a move to Premier League club Brighton. He joined for a fee of €19.5 million.

Ivorian forward Simon Adingra joins the Ghanaian quartet as players from the Right to Dream Academy to have made big money moves from Nordjaelland. He joined Brighton for €8 million.