Dynamo Dresden secures wolves talent Kofi Amoako for a second division fight!

Dynamo Dresden secures wolves talent Kofi Amoako for a second division fight!

Wolfsburg, Deutschland - Kofi Amoako took a new step on his football career. The 20-year-old leaves VfL Wolfsburg and immediately joins the second division promoted Dynamo Dresden. After a loan to VfL Osnabrück, where he played 36 competitive games, he now sees the chance to start in Dresden. The wolves thank him and wish him all the best for the future, such as VfL Wolfsburg.

The young midfielder is assessed as promising at Dynamo. Thomas Brendel, the managing director of the SGD, emphasizes that Amoako was able to show his potential last season and should take on a key role in the center of the game. In Dresden, he is expected to fully develop his skills as a defensive midfielder, as he announced in his last season at Osnabrück for 2,219 minutes, such as Dynamo Dresden.

A look at the career of Kofi Amoako

Amoako was born on May 6, 2005 in Hanover and started his career at TSV Fortuna Sachsenross before moving to Hannover 96 in 2016. In 2019 he moved to the U17 of VfL Wolfsburg, where he even became captain of the U19. After signing his first professional contract and giving his Bundesliga debut on December 16, 2023, he was born in the summer of 2024 to Osnabrück. There he was able to gain valuable experience and develop.

The misery that is plagued by some teams this season gives players like Amoako the opportunity to prove themselves in the Starting Eleven. The head coach of Dynamo, Thomas Stamm, is convinced that amoakos athletics and understanding of the game will bring stability into the team. With this obligation, the association could have proven the right hand to overcome the start -up problems and keep the class in the coming season.

amoakos outlook for the new challenge

Kofi Amoako itself is enthusiastic about the change and is looking forward to the atmosphere in the Rudolf Harbig Stadium. He also emphasizes that he wants to develop personally and to contribute to the successful season in the second division. His impressive career in the youth work of the DFB, where he went through the U17, U18 and U19 national teams and, last but not least, made his debut for the U20 on March 21, 2025, suggests that we can still expect a lot in the future.

The entire football world is now looking forward to developments in the second division. Further information is also available on Kicker.