Black Satellites and Manchester City player Yaw Yeboah has joined Dutch side FC Twente on loan for the next footballing season.
Yeboah is heading for his second loan spell since joining Manchester City from Right To Dream Academy in 2014.
Last season, he was with French Ligue 1 side Lille OSC for a season and the Citizens have deemed it necessary to send him out as part of his development.
He told FC Twente's website that he was pleased with the opportunity to work with Twente in the coming season.
'I'm really looking forward to playing for FC Twente. Last season I gained experience at Lille in Ligue 1,' He said
' The coach has brought me there in the first team and given me confidence. That's important to me. I'm a player who wants to see how well that can play football, love to make individual actions and I always want the ball.'
' I can play both on the wing as well as on the '10'. At Twente I hope to make a lot of minutes and be important. Thomas (Agyepong, ed.) Has told me a lot about FC Twente and I'm looking forward to it. '
Yeboah is currently with Ghana's Black Satellites team as they hope to overcome Senegal and make it to the 2017 African Youth Championships in Zambia.
Credit: Citisports
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