At just 18 years old, Adam is set to spend several weeks in London, according to Flashscore, training with the Hammers' youth team to gain invaluable experience and showcase his skills.
This opportunity was authorised by West Ham's technical director, Tim Steidten, highlighting the club's commitment to nurturing young talent. Adam, a promising defender currently playing for Benab FC in Ghana's Division 2, has quickly attracted attention for his impressive abilities on the field.
His press-resistant style of play has sparked interest from several top-tier European clubs, including teams in Ligue 1 and the Premier League, all eager to secure his services.
Adam’s development is being closely monitored by scouts and fans alike, many of whom believe he has the qualities to evolve into one of the world’s leading defenders. His recent experience with Ghana’s U20 national team further underscores his capabilities and readiness for higher levels of competition.
The bigger picture
Adam is poised not only to refine his skills but also to make a significant impact in the world of football. This trial could mark the beginning of a promising career in one of Europe’s most competitive leagues, paving the way for future international opportunities.
He could also draw inspiration from Mohammed Kudus, a Ghanaian international who has already made strides with West Ham's senior side, as Adam seeks to break through with the English club.