Brighton-bound forward Ibrahim Osman is eagerly anticipating more opportunities to represent the Ghana national team following his recent debut during the international break.

Osman, who currently plays for FC Nordsjaelland, received his first call-up for the international friendlies against Nigeria and Uganda, where he had the chance to showcase his talents on the international stage.

Although his playing time was limited, Osman managed to impress with brief appearances against both Nigeria and Uganda, demonstrating glimpses of his quality and potential as a rising star in Ghanaian football.

Reflecting on his debut experience, Osman expressed gratitude and pride, emphasizing the significance of the moment for himself and his family. In a heartfelt message shared on Instagram, he conveyed his determination to build on this milestone and contribute further to the Black Stars' success.

With eyes set on the future, Osman is already looking ahead to the upcoming 2026 World Cup qualifiers, where he hopes to earn a spot in the squad for the crucial matches against Mali and the Central African Republic in June.

Despite his limited playing time during the friendlies, Osman's inclusion in the national team setup is a testament to his talent and potential, as well as the faith placed in him by the coaching staff.