Ghanaian defender Rockson Yeboah has addressed speculation surrounding his future at IFK Goteborg, insisting his full focus remains on the Swedish side despite increasing interest ahead of the summer transfer window.
The 21-year-old centre-back has made a strong start to the 2026 Swedish Allsvenskan campaign, delivering commanding performances that have not gone unnoticed.
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His consistency and aggressive defensive displays have reportedly attracted attention from several clubs monitoring his progress for a potential move in the upcoming window.
However, Yeboah has played down talks of an imminent transfer, stressing that any decision regarding his future will depend on discussions between his representatives and the club.
Speaking to Expressen, the former AEK Athens loanee said: “It depends as the league has just started, so we’ll see. It depends on the club and my agent.
Right now I’m here, so I’m more focused here. I don’t talk to my agent or the club about things like that. If it happens, it happens.”
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Yeboah has featured in 10 matches across all competitions this season, quickly establishing himself as a key figure in Goteborg’s defensive setup.
His composure, physicality, and reading of the game have been standout attributes in the early stages of the campaign.
With his impressive club form, the former Young African Promises FC graduate is also pushing for a potential call-up to the Ghana national team ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, as he continues to enhance his reputation on the European stage.
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