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Transfers

Jordan Boateng joins SC Kirchberg on free deal as market value stalls

🇦🇹 By 4AllFootball ·
Jordan Boateng joins SC Kirchberg on free deal as market value stalls

A market value of €10,000 caps the free transfer of 21‑year‑old German‑Ghanaian winger Jordan Boateng to Austrian club SC Kirchberg on 11 September 2026, ending a two‑month spell at Bischofshofen in the Austrian regional league, where he featured only briefly.

Free transfer timeline

Boateng arrived in Austria from Croatian side NK Neretvanac in September 2023, before moving to Swedish club Kiruna FF on 25 August 2025. He then signed for FC College 1975 on 1 July 2026, again on a free transfer, and within weeks joined Bischofshofen, also without a fee.

Only two months later, on 11 September 2026, Boateng completed his switch to SC Kirchberg, another Austrian side, confirming his rapid succession of free moves in the early stage of his career. The move keeps him in Austria for the 2026‑27 season.

Playing record and market value

Boateng’s most recent competitive outings came in the 2026‑27 OFB‑Cup, where he started one match and appeared as a substitute in another, totalling 114 minutes without scoring or assisting.

He featured in 54 percent of the competition’s available minutes, receiving no yellow or red cards, and his two appearances accounted for half of the recorded matches.

Born in Dortmund on 6 January 2005, the left‑footed winger lists Germany and Ghana among his nationalities and is positioned as a left winger. No contract expiry date has been disclosed by SC Kirchberg.

His highest recorded market value remains €10,000, and no current valuation is listed, underscoring the modest financial profile of his recent transfers.

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