Ghanaian winger Abdul Aziz Issah is expected to return to Dreams FC following the conclusion of his loan stay with Spanish side Barcelona Atlètic.
The young attacker spent the season in Spain after joining the Catalan club on loan from the Ghana Premier League side, gaining valuable experience in European football during his time abroad.
Reports indicate that the agreement between Dreams FC and Barcelona Atlètic did not contain a clause allowing the Spanish club to sign the player permanently, meaning the youngster is now set to head back to Ghana after the expiration of the temporary deal.
Although his spell in Spain was relatively brief, Issah managed to make an impression with a series of promising performances for Barcelona Atlètic.
The winger scored four goals and registered one assist in 20 appearances during the campaign, numbers that reflected his growing influence within the squad.
His displays also highlighted his attacking qualities and potential as one of Ghana’s emerging football talents.
The move to Spain represented an important stage in Issah’s development, providing him with exposure to a different football environment and an opportunity to continue his progress at one of Europe’s most recognised clubs.
Despite returning to Dreams FC, the experience gained in Spain is expected to play a significant role in the next phase of his career.
Issah’s performances at club level have also contributed to his continued involvement with Ghana’s national teams.
The youngster recently earned a place in the Black Stars squad for an international friendly against Mexico as Ghana stepped up preparations for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
His inclusion in the squad demonstrated the growing confidence in his abilities and suggested he remains firmly on the radar of the national team setup.
Ghana are continuing preparations ahead of the World Cup, with friendly matches providing opportunities for coaches to assess players and build squad chemistry before the tournament begins.
For Issah, participation in the camp alongside senior internationals offered another opportunity to gain experience and showcase his talent on a larger stage.
The winger’s journey over the past season has reflected the rapid progress of a player regarded as one of Ghana’s brightest young prospects.
A move to Barcelona Atlètic allowed him to test himself in European football while continuing to attract attention at international level.
Although the loan spell has now come to an end, Issah returns to Dreams FC having added valuable experience to his development.
His performances in Spain, combined with his involvement in Ghana’s World Cup preparations, are likely to strengthen expectations surrounding his future.
At a young age, the winger has already experienced football in both Ghana and Europe, and his recent progress suggests he could remain an important figure for club and country in the years ahead.
