By OkayGoal 
Kwaku Bonsu Osei has signed a contract extension with Serbian side Spartak Subotica, locking in his stay until June 2027.
The 24-year-old Ghanaian striker has become a key figure at the club since arriving in March 2023.
After a strong campaign last season, Osei’s decision to stay signals both personal ambition and trust in the team’s direction. His performances have not only earned him admiration from fans but also the confidence of the club’s management.
He previously spent time on loan with Qatari side Al Harithiyat, where he gained valuable experience before returning to leave a mark in the Mozzart Bet Super League. Spartak’s commitment to Osei highlights their intention to build around young, talented players who already understand the demands of domestic football.
“These extension testify to the club’s clear strategy of building continuity and stability with young and promising domestic players, as well as internationals who have already proven themselves in domestic football,” the club stated.
With the new season approaching, Osei’s presence offers Spartak both firepower up front and a stable foundation for their attacking play.