Musa Drammeh, the Portuguese second-tier revelation with a Sevilla past | OneFootball

Musa Drammeh has emerged as the standout revelation of Portugal’s second tier with Torreense, the former Sevilla forward delivering eight goals and two assists this season. He is leading a side fighting for promotion and due to face Sporting Club de Portugal in the cup final.

A Bola reports that the 24-year-old has become one of the division’s most convincing performers, his threat in open space and acceleration driving that rise. His haul matches his best season, recorded with Sevilla Atlético in 2023/2024 before a spell at Heart of Midlothian.

Raised at CE Mataró and Extremadura, Drammeh left Sevilla in 2024 after 11 goals across more than 60 appearances for the B team. A mixed stint in Scotland preceded his September 2025 move to Portugal, a clear turning point with Torreense.

Standing 1.88 metres, he pairs aerial strength with a powerful stride, operating as a central reference or from the right. Direct and vertical, his finishing has sharpened in Portugal, though passing accuracy and ball retention still require polish.

Back in Nervión, Sevilla must overhaul their forward line. Loaned from Marseille, Neal Maupay has not found the consistency to stay, and all signs point to Alexis Sánchez ending his spell this summer. With Isaac Romero settled but short of expected numbers and Akor Adams attracting interest, reinforcements look necessary.

Source: La Colina De Nervion