Dutch second-tier outfit NAC Breda snapped up Ghanaian striker Thomas Agyepong on loan from Manchester City.
He spent last season on loan at Dutch Eredivise side FC Twente where he made 14 appearances.
City were unhappy with the way Agyepong was treated and so have placed him at NAC.
New NAC Breda boss Marinus Dijkhuizen as identified the former Ghana U17 captain as a potential to help his side's promotion campaign.
He arrived in Breda on Sunday alongside Ashley Smith-Brown and are travelling to their pre-season camp in Bosschenhoofd.
Breda technical director Hans Smulders said: 'Both players have the qualities to make NAC better immediately. Thomas has already showed at FC Twente what he is capable of and Ashley's has made a storming development at Manchester City.
'The calibre of player coming to Breda says something about the cooperation with NAC and what it has to appeal NAC.
'These guys were instantly excited and can not wait to get started.'
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