English Premier League side Leicester City have loaned out Ghanaian youngster Kamal Sowah OH Leuven until the end of the campaign.
The former Sporting Club Accra enforcer signed his first professional contract with the Foxes on Monday in the ongoing transfer window.
Claude Puel's outfit agreed to loan him out due to their inability to secure him a work permit.
The 18-year-old will continue his development in the Belgian second-tier division until his paper works are sorted out.
OH Leuven is owned by King Power International Group, the same company that owns Leicester City and is coached by former Foxes manager Nigel Pearson.
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