Emile Acquah has left Dundee permanently to join Notts County. County’s director of football Richard Montague told the club’s website that Acquah is a powerful, imposing and mobile target man whose main strength is bringing others into play. Montague said they think he has plenty of potential to improve as an all-round forward and to add more goals to his game, particularly as he adapts to their system. He added that the forward complements their other forward options well and that they look forward to working with him.

Notts County have signed Dundee forward Emile Acquah on a two-year deal. The 25-year-old spent the second half of last season on loan at Harrogate Town in League Two after he had struggled for playing time with the Scottish Premiership side.

Notts County are set to sign Dundee striker Emile Acquah on a permanent deal. The 25-year-old English striker is set to join the Magpies, returning to the EFL after spending half of last season on loan with Harrogate Town. Notts County, who are preparing for their return to League One, view the signing as a low-cost and calculated risk intended to provide squad depth and add a specific player profile, rather than as a move for immediate goals. Acquah, who has one cap for England C, joined Dundee in July 2025 and his contract was due to expire in 2028. According to Transfermarkt, his current market value is €200k.