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'I can't necessarily say no to Egersunds' - Ghanaian young forward Richmond Gyamfi keen on Egersund lK permanent stay

The 22-year-old talented striker is eyeing for a permanent stay with the Tigers after joining up with them from his Danish parent club on a brief period loan deal this term 

Ghanaian young forward Richmond Gyamfi is keen on linking up with Norwegian OBOS-ligaen side Egersund lK on a permanent basis from Danish Superligaen club Aarhus GF after sealing a short-term loan move to their side during the last transfer window of 2026.

The former Hobro IK frontman has rediscovered his spark in the Norwegian second division having netted 2 goals and assisted 1 for the Idrettsparken campaigners so far this season.

With his sparkling form, the promising starlet is already itching for a permanent stay with his temporary employers, with those managing the affairs of the Rogaland-based recruitment department told ''they have been good to me, so I can't necessarily say no to Egersunds''.

Speaking in an interview, the ex-Esbjerg fB loanee has said of his aspirations to team up with Egersund lK on a permanent basis upon the expiry of his loan terms, by telling Norwegian tabloid newspaper Dalane Tidende: ''If it is possible for me to stay, then why not? I can't necessarily say no to Egersunds. They have been good to me. I don't know what is going on behind the scenes. I haven't spoken to my agent and I haven't spoken to AGF.''

Gyamfi has yet to earn his cap for the Ghana national football team at the senior level over his international footballing career so far.

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