EXCLUSIVE: Dundee United make move for Isaac Pappoe as Jim Goodwin eyes Ferencváros midfielder
Dundee United are actively pursuing a season-long loan deal for Isaac Pappoe, the promising 21-year-old midfielder currently with Hungarian champions Ferencváros.
The Tangerines, under the management of Jim Goodwin, have identified Pappoe as a key target to bolster their midfield options ahead of the upcoming Scottish Premiership campaign. Pappoe joined Ferencváros from Swiss side FC Aarau last summer but has struggled to cement a regular first-team spot at the Hungarian club.
Despite limited game time in Budapest, the Ghanaian midfielder’s technical skills, physicality, and versatility have caught the eye of Dundee United’s scouting team. Goodwin is keen on adding dynamism and creativity to his midfield, and Pappoe fits the profile perfectly.
Negotiations between Dundee United and Ferencváros are reportedly ongoing, with both clubs eager to find common ground. A season-long loan is the preferred arrangement, allowing Pappoe to gain valuable playing time and experience in the Scottish top flight while Dundee United strengthens their squad depth.
The move would mark an important step for Pappoe, who is aiming to reignite his career and showcase his potential on a new stage. Fans at Tannadice Park are hopeful that the talented midfielder’s arrival will add fresh energy and quality to the team as they prepare for a challenging season.
Further updates on the deal are expected in the coming weeks as talks progress.
