Ghanaian winger Mike Arthur has completed a permanent move to Kosovo champions FC Drita, signing a four-year contract from United Black Eagles.

The transfer marks a significant step in the youngster’s career as he prepares for his first spell in European football with the Kosovo Superliga side.

Arthur has wasted little time settling into his new club, earning an immediate place in FC Drita’s squad for their UEFA Champions League preliminary qualifying round fixture against Lithuanian champions Žalgiris on July 7.

His inclusion underlines the confidence the club has in the winger, who will be hoping to make an instant impact as Drita begin their quest for a place in the Champions League qualifiers.

The move offers Arthur an opportunity to showcase his talent on the European stage while continuing his development at a club competing in continental football.

The former United Black Eagles player now embarks on a new chapter in Kosovo, with high expectations surrounding his ability to contribute to FC Drita’s domestic and European ambitions during the 2026/27 season.

The transfer marks a significant step in the youngster’s career as he prepares for his first spell in European football with the Kosovo Superliga side.

Arthur has wasted little time settling into his new club, earning an immediate place in FC Drita’s squad for their UEFA Champions League preliminary qualifying round fixture against Lithuanian champions Žalgiris on July 7.

His inclusion underlines the confidence the club has in the winger, who will be hoping to make an instant impact as Drita begin their quest for a place in the Champions League qualifiers.

The move offers Arthur an opportunity to showcase his talent on the European stage while continuing his development at a club competing in continental football.

The former United Black Eagles player now embarks on a new chapter in Kosovo, with high expectations surrounding his ability to contribute to FC Drita’s domestic and European ambitions during the 2026/27 season.