Terry Yegbe’s rise in Scandinavian football reached another milestone on Monday, May 5, 2025, when the Ghanaian defender scored his first goal of the 2025 Swedish Allsvenskan season, helping IF Elfsborg to a 2-0 victory over GAIS.
The 24-year-old center-back, who made his senior debut for Ghana in November 2024 during the AFCON qualifiers, continues to strengthen his case as one of the country’s most promising defensive exports.
Yegbe’s goal came from a set piece — a thunderous shot after outsmarting his marker inside the box.
It was a statement of intent from the player, who transferred from Finnish club SJK to Elfsborg at the end of last season, a move that has proven to align with both his talent and ambitions.
Elfsborg, who endured a difficult 2024 campaign and finished 7th, are currently in 4th place after seven matches, thanks in large part to a significantly improved defense led by Yegbe.
His influence is growing both on and off the pitch, and as he continues to shine in Sweden’s top flight, calls for regular inclusion in the national team are bound to increase.
Yegbe’s upward trajectory reflects a broader trend of Ghanaian players developing in the Scandinavian leagues before moving on to larger European stages.
