Wahabu Musah, the talented Ghanaian striker from Clemson University, has been chosen by the Colorado Rapids as the 26th overall pick in the first round of the 2026 MLS SuperDraft.

The 6-foot attacker will begin his professional career in Major League Soccer after two standout seasons with the Tigers.

Collegiate Achievements


  • Appearances: Two seasons with Clemson University.

  • Goals/Assists: 12 goals, 4 assists.

  • Game-winners: 2 decisive strikes.
Honors:

  • All-Freshman Team (2024)

  • Two-time All-ACC selection

  • United Soccer Coaches All-South Region Second Team (Dec 2025)

  • Academic All-District selection (Nov 2025)

Development Path


  • High School: Monteverde Academy, one of the USA’s premier soccer programs.

  • College: Clemson University, where he established himself as a reliable forward with technical ability and finishing power.
Ghanaian Connection

Musah was joined in the SuperDraft by compatriots and Clemson teammates Ransford Gyan and Kwaku Agyabeng, underlining the growing influence of Ghanaian talent in U.S. college soccer and MLS.

Musah’s move to Colorado Rapids represents another success story for Ghanaian footballers breaking into Major League Soccer. His combination of athleticism, intelligence, and academic discipline makes him a well-rounded prospect poised to make an impact in the Rapids’ attack.