The former Austria Klagenfurt midfield enforcer has sealed his move to the German fifth-tier campaigners ahead of the forthcoming winter transfer window 

Oberliga Rheinland-Pfalz/Saar club TuS Koblenz have announced the signing of Dutch-born Ghanaian youngster Denzel Owusu ahead of the January transfer window.

The 23-year-old talented defensive midfielder, who was groomed at Dutch Eredivisie top gun's Feyenoord Rotterdam, is linking up with the German lowly division side on a free transfer for the 2026-27 season.

Announcing his capture, those managing the administrative affairs in terms of recruitment at the Stadion Oberwerth have in an excerpt of a club's statement: ''TuS Koblenz has announced a new signing: Denzel Owusu will strengthen the squad with immediate effect. The 23-year-old Dutchman is a versatile defender and can play in defensive midfield, central defense, or as a full-back.

''Owusu signed his contract with TuS last week. However, due to the required international clearance process via the FIFA system, the new signing has only been eligible to play since last Monday.''

Sporting director Sam-Vincent Graef and Technical Director Damir Grgić told their club's official website about the signing of the Ghana-prospect midfielder: ''With his defensive versatility and excellent training, Denzel brings very interesting qualities. He now wants to seize the opportunity at Blau-Schwarz to establish himself in men's football and demonstrate his abilities on the pitch. We warmly welcome Denzel Owusu.''

Given his Ghanaian heritage, the midfield enforcer is still eligible to switch international allegiances from the Netherlands to Ghana by playing for the Ghana national team at the senior level having played for the Netherlands U15, U16 & U17 national youth teams so far in his international football career.

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