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Ghana international Denis Odoi has signed for Belgium Jupiler Pro League side, Royal Antwerp.
The defender signs for Antwerp following the end of his contract with Club Brugge, penning a two-year deal with his new club.
Odoi featured in 24 games for Brugge last season as they won the Belgian top flight.
However, he will now play for their rivals Royal Antwerp in the 2024/25 season.
The 36-year-old has already started training with his new club which commenced their pre-season training earlier this week.
He joined Club Brugge in January 2022 after leaving Premier League side Fulham.
Odoi has 14 appearances for the Black Stars since making his debut in March 2022.
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