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Transfers

€400,000 value sees Torino’s Acquah move to Serie B with Modena

🇮🇹 By 4AllFootball ·
€400,000 value sees Torino’s Acquah move to Serie B with Modena

A market value of €400,000 underlines the loan move of 19‑year‑old Italian‑Ghanaian midfielder Wisdom Acquah to Modena, effective from 18 August 2026, with his contract running until 30 June 2027. He arrives from Torino, swapping Serie A for Serie B, and remains eligible for both Italy and Ghana.

Dual nationality and roots

Born in Calcinate, Italy, the 19‑year‑old is eligible to represent both Italy and Ghana, reflecting his Italian‑Ghanaian heritage. Acquah is a defensive midfielder, a position he has occupied throughout his youth career.

Under‑18 championship success

Acquah helped Torino secure the Italian Under‑18 championship in the 2024‑25 season, featuring in the club’s Under‑18 side that lifted the youth title. The achievement added to his early development in Italian football.

Standing 1.84 m tall and left‑footed, he operates primarily as a defensive midfielder, a role that defines his contributions on the pitch. His primary role is in defensive midfield.

The loan transfers him from Torino’s Serie A squad to Modena in Serie B, and no purchase fee has been attached to the deal. The transfer brings Acquah into Modena’s set‑up after his time with Torino.

His contract with Modena runs until 30 June 2027, securing his services for the upcoming season. He remains contracted to Torino until 30 June 2027.

At 19, Acquah joins Modena’s squad for the new campaign, bringing experience from Torino’s youth system to the Serie B side. His current market value is €400,000.

The move illustrates a shift in environment as the teenager moves from a top‑flight club to a second‑division team, continuing his senior development. The clubs operate in different divisions, creating a change of environment for the teenager.

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