The 18-year-old penned a deal with the Green and White lads after passing his mandatory medical and completing the formalities.
Blagogee, who was surprisingly omitted from the Ghana U-17 final squad that reached the quarter-final of the 2017 FIFA U17 World Cup held in India is a dynamic attacker who can operate on the wings as well as upfront.
The highly-rated forward is a joy to watch with good pace and power to score with lightning speed on the field of play.
Before joining the Portuguese side, he was heavily linked with a move to some top European clubs.
He previously played for Ghanaian lower-tier side Densu Rovers before moving to Europe.
The tall forward is cast in the mould of Arsenal legend Thiery Henry and has been tipped for greatness.
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