Dreams FC have set a price tag of $1.5 million for the talented prospect Abdul Aziz Issah as they prepare for the potential loss of the Ghanaian midfielder when the next transfer window opens, as exclusively revealed by GHANAsoccernet.com.

Club president Mohammed Jiji Alifoe told GHANAsoccernet.com that the 18-year-old would leave the club for the right price. The ambitious Ghanaian side has stated that the promising player would not depart for anything less than $1.5 million.

"Yes, there is a lot of interest in our players, especially Abdul Aziz Issah and Emmanuel Adjei. Aziz will go for the right price. He will not go for anything less than $1.5 million," Jiji Alifoe told GHANAsoccernet.com exclusively.

The talented 18-year-old has been the subject of interest from stellar clubs in Africa and Europe, particularly following his explosive season with the Ghanaian side.

A number of top English Premier League clubs, including Newcastle United and Nottingham Forest, are interested in his signature. Portuguese giants Sporting Lisbon, who raided the Ghanaian market to sign on-loan Leicester City forward Abdul Fatawu Ishahaku, are keen to entice the youngster.

German champions Bayer Leverkusen will also face stiff competition from Nottingham Forest and a few African clubs like Egyptian giants Al Ahly and Zamalek for the Dreams FC wonderkid.

Issah, 18, has been phenomenal, turning out in style for Ghana as he spearheaded the country's gold medal feat in the 2023 All Africa Games held on home soil.

He also played an influential and pivotal role for Dreams FC in their fairytale run in their debut CAF Confederation Cup campaign, where they exited at the semi-final stage.

The midfielder's remarkable performances this season underscore his value, with four goals and two assists contributing to Dreams FC's impressive run to the semi-finals of the CAF Confederation Cup.

His recent goal in the Ghanaian FA Cup quarter-final secured Dreams FC's advancement, positioning the club just two wins away from a return to continental competition.

Additionally, the latest Ghanaian wonderkid to rise in prominence has been a standout performer in the Ghana Premier League, showcasing his scoring prowess on multiple occasions, where he's now racked up 13 goals in all competitions.

Beyond club football, Issah was also a pivotal figure in Ghana's success, playing a crucial role in securing gold in men's football at the African Games held on home soil earlier this year.

His multifaceted talents and consistent excellence make him a highly sought-after prospect in the football world.