Ghana forward Ibrahim Osman delivered an outstanding performance on Saturday evening as Feyenoord dismantled Go Ahead Eagles 5-1 in the Dutch Eredivisie.
Osman, who recently missed Black Stars international duty due to injury, made a triumphant return, playing a key role in Feyenoord’s commanding victory. The 19-year-old opened the scoring with a brilliant strike just 15 minutes into the match, marking his first goal for the club since his move from English Premier League side Brighton and Hove Albion.
His goal set the tone for a dominant Feyenoord performance, with Antoni Milambo doubling the lead just seven minutes later. Osman wasn’t done; he showed his creative side by providing assists for Quinten Timber and Ayase Ueda, helping his team secure their third and fourth goals.
Julian Carranza added Feyenoord’s fifth goal before Go Ahead Eagles managed a consolation strike in the 81st minute.
Osman, who is on loan from the Segulls, impressed fans with his dynamic display and will be looking to build on this momentum in upcoming fixtures.
The fast-rising winger completed his move to Brighton from FC Nordsjælland before joining Feyenoord on loan to gain more first-team experience in the Eredivisie.
