Rokson Eboa

Rockson Yeboah's move from IFK Göteborg to CA Osasuna carried a price tag that raised eyebrows for a defender coming out of Swedish football: around three million euros, with Göteborg keeping a 30 per cent sell-on clause. He signed a five-year contract in Pamplona.

Yeboah started out at Techiman United in Ghana before joining Young African Promises, the club that would eventually sell him on. A loan spell took him to AEK Athens B in Greece, where he made 22 appearances in the country's second tier. Göteborg signed him on a free transfer from Young African Promises in August 2024, and he became the fourth Ghanaian to play for the club. Over two seasons he made 50 league appearances and scored twice, establishing himself as a regular in the Allsvenskan before Osasuna came calling.

What stood out in his final season in Sweden was his aerial presence and pace: Yeboah won 77.4 per cent of his aerial duels and was clocked at speeds up to 34.96 km/h, numbers that point to a centre-back built for both physical duels and recovery running. He has yet to earn a senior cap for Ghana.