Ghanaian striker Zak Ansah has joined English fourth tier club Plymouth Argyle on loan for the rest of the season.
The 20-year-old joined from Charlton Athletic where he has been unable to play a competitive match.
Ansah, a former Arsenal youth player was in the running to clinch a place in the 2013 Ghana U20 team but eventually failed in his bid.
Argyle coach John Sheridan hopes the talented striker is able to manifest his immense potential despite the lack of first team experience.
“He's young and very talented,” Sheridan told BBC Radio.
“I watched him on Monday and he's a good, intelligent footballer for his age.
“He lacks a bit of first-team experience, but so did Andy Kellett when he came.”
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