Youssoufa Moukoko, the young Cameroon-born German striker, has officially left Borussia Dortmund to join FC Copenhagen in Denmark. The transfer, valued at around €5 million with a five-year contract running until 2030, marks a decisive turning point for the 20-year-old talent. Known for his speed and technical skills, Moukoko aims to revive his career following a challenging loan spell at OGC Nice.
At FC Copenhagen, the Danish champions, Moukoko will wear the number 9 jersey and join a competitive environment where he hopes to fully realize his potential. The club counts on him to bolster their attack and reach the Champions League group stage—a key goal for both the club and the player[3][5]. Having already faced Copenhagen in the Champions League in 2023, the striker sees this as a unique opportunity to take his career to the next level.
The signing is also viewed as an investment in both the present and future by FC Copenhagen’s sporting director, Sune Smith-Nielsen, who highlights Moukoko’s European experience despite his young age. This new chapter in Denmark offers a significant chance for Moukoko to bounce back and shine on the European stage, especially in the Champions League.
