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Benin: Striker Adnan Aziz signs first pro contract in Argentina

Ghana NewsBy Ghana NewsApril 18, 2026No Comments3 Mins Read
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Beninese forward Adnan Aziz, born on January 1, 2002, in Djougou in northern Benin, has recently reached an important milestone in his career with the signing of his first professional contract, according to several African sports media outlets.

The right-footed striker, standing at 1.86m and weighing around 80kg, plays as a forward and represents a new generation of African players developing across multiple continents.

A development pathway between Benin and EuropeDeveloped in Benin, notably at Tchemabi FC and Soleil FC, Adnan Aziz quickly stood out for his athletic qualities and natural goal-scoring instinct.

He later moved to Europe, with spells in France including Angers and Saumur, before continuing his development in Italy with ASD Juvenilia Roseto.

These experiences helped him adapt to a more structured style of football, focused on tactical discipline and intensity.

A football-oriented family environmentBorn to a Beninese mother from the Banya family and a Nigerian father, Adnan Aziz grew up in an environment where football played an important role.

According to information from his entourage, some members of his maternal family have been involved in football at national level in Benin, while others are said to have pursued careers abroad, including in Turkey.

A career shaped by challengesThe player’s progression was temporarily halted by a serious knee injury sustained during his development.

This period marked a key phase in his career, requiring rehabilitation and a gradual return to competitive action.

Growing recognitionAt international level, Adnan Aziz was included among the players pre-selected for Benin’s U23 national team, confirming his place within the country’s emerging talent pool.

At the same time, his name has increasingly appeared in African media and specialised platforms, reflecting growing interest in his profile.

The professional contract: a key milestoneAccording to Kick442, Adnan Aziz has signed his first professional contract with Defensores de Belgrano in Argentina’s second tier, marking a significant step forward in his career.

This development comes after a journey shaped by mobility, adaptation, and persistence across different football environments.

A trajectory still to be confirmedAt this stage, the Beninese forward remains a developing player. His profile as a modern striker — combining power, mobility, and attacking presence — aligns with the demands of contemporary football.

His next steps will depend on his ability to establish himself consistently at professional level.

The signing of Adnan Aziz’s first professional contract marks the beginning of a new phase rather than a conclusion.

In a context where many African players build their careers across multiple continents, his journey reflects a gradual progression shaped by adaptation, resilience, and opportunity.

The coming months will be decisive in confirming this first major step at the highest level.

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