Ezekiel Kwame Alladoh's Swedish football ambition is picking up steam since joining from Ghana Premier League side Accra Lions FC as he is already attracting foreign suitors.
The 19-year-old Ghanaian striker, in January by IF Brommapojkarna, has already impressed in Allsvenskan, netting for two games running and catching the eyes of Premier League talent scouts.
Following his emphatic strike against IK Sirius, Alladoh scored again in Brommapojkarna's 3-2 victory over IFK Varnamo, with two Premier League clubs' officials reported to have watched.
His teammates and coaches are not surprised by the growing interest.
"He has all the attributes to be a great player. Anyone who knows football realizes that he possesses something special," Brommapojkarna goalkeeper Davor Blazevic told FotbollDirekt.
"Second one in Allsvenskan on his agenda now, and that will make him more self-assured. Well, for him, well for us."
Brommapojkarna manager Fredrik Landen emphasized the prospect as well as the prudence required when commenting on Alladoh's career.
"Of course, he is eye-catching. the prospect is very, very high," Landen reported.
"It's a bloody great step to go from a Scandinavian league to the Premier League, but sometimes the best clubs sign players on in the long term without bringing players straight into the first team."