Ghanaian centre-forward Abdul Razak Salifu of Dreams FC is being linked with a move to Algerian top-flight side ES Setif as the 19-year-old attracts interest from outside the Ghana Premier League.
Salifu has emerged as a regular for Dreams FC, featuring 44 times in the Ghana Premier League and scoring 14 goals, averaging a strike roughly every 206 minutes. That output, achieved before his 20th birthday, has helped draw attention from ES Setif as they assess attacking options for the new Ligue 1 campaign.
The forward, born on 23 August 2006, joined Dreams FC on 1 September 2024 from Still Believe FC and has since accumulated 2,884 minutes of league football. His rise has coincided with an increase in his valuation, with his current market value listed at around €50,000 as of mid-June 2026.
For Dreams FC, any deal involving their No 35 would mean parting with a player who has already logged significant top-flight minutes despite his age and operates through the middle of the attack. For ES Setif, a successful move would represent the recruitment of a young Ghana Premier League forward already tested over multiple campaigns.
Salifu’s contract details at Dreams FC have not been made public, and there is no indication yet that talks between the clubs have progressed to an advanced stage, leaving his immediate future still rooted in the Ghanaian Premier League for now.