Swedish-Ghanaian winger Kofi Fosuhene Asare has returned to Swedish football after completing a move to Trelleborgs FF.
The club has confirmed the signing of the 24-year-old, marking a new chapter in his career in Sweden.
He arrives after spending 2026 with Banga Gargzdai in Lithuania, where he left the club around a week ago before sealing his move home. Asare played 17 games and scored three goals for Banga Gargzdai.
The transfer gives Trelleborg an attack-minded player with experience from several Swedish sides. Asare has previously represented Djurgårdens IF, Sandviken and Landskrona BoIS, so he already knows the rhythm and demands of the domestic game.
For Asare, the move is also a fresh start. He said that signing for Trelleborg felt right and that he is looking forward to getting going with his new teammates. The winger also described the club as the right environment for him at this stage of his career, which suggests he believes the switch can help him rebuild momentum and earn regular minutes again.
Trelleborg will hope his pace and familiarity with Swedish football can give them another useful option out wide as the season continues. After a year abroad, Asare now has the chance to make an immediate impression back in Sweden and turn this return into a strong next step.
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