The Daily Record has reported on Isaac Pappoe's transfer to Dundee United on a season-long loan from Ferencvaros. Isaac Pappoe has moved to Dundee United for the duration of the season from Ferencvaros. The Ghanaian midfielder, known for his ambition, aims to assist Dundee United in achieving success in both the Scottish Premiership and the Europa Conference League. Pappoe expressed his excitement regarding the transfer, stating that it was a dream come true and an excellent opportunity for him as a young player to improve at a high level. Dundee United manager Jim Goodwin expressed his confidence in the success of this loan, referencing previous successes with the loan market.

According to reports from Scottish media, Isaac Pappoe, who had limited playing time last season at Ferencváros, might continue his career at Dundee United. The Courier has indicated that Dundee United is interested in securing Isaac Pappoe on a one-year loan. Pappoe, who has previously played for Ashdod in Israel and Aarau in Switzerland, was acquired by Ferencváros last summer but only managed to appear in four NB I games, totaling 31 minutes. It is reported that the player is open to the move, despite being under contract with Ferencváros until 2028. Dundee United, which finished fourth in the previous season, is set to participate in international competitions, entering the second qualifying round of the Conference League.