Audio By Carbonatix
Belgian club Royal Antwerp have signed Ghana international defender Daniel Opare on a free transfer.
The 27-year-old has signed a two-year deal with the four-time Belgian champions.
His move comes five months after he was told to look for a new club by German side Augsburg.
"I have full confidence in the project of Royal Antwerp and the plans of the club management," Opare was quoted as saying on Royal Antwerp's website.
Opare made 22 appearances for Augsburg before he was told to leave the club for being 'dishonest' and 'shown no loyalty to the club's values' amid transfer talks with Schalke.
It was not the first time he had been suspended by the club for disciplinary reasons after being forced to train alone in 2016.
Capped 17 times by Ghana, including playing at the 2014 World Cup in Brazil, he was linked with a move to Swansea City in January.
Opare won the Fifa Under-20 World Cup with Ghana in 2009 and played for the senior side in their opening game against USA at the 2014 World Cup.
He started his career at Ashanti Gold in his native country before spells in Tunisia, Spain and Turkey.
Latest Stories
-
NPP demands release of Hanan Abdul-Wahab, wife, cites abuse of power by EOCO
59 minutes -
GES warns schools against unauthorised fee collection from students
1 hour -
Kusease D/A Basic School appeals for computers to improve ICT teaching
1 hour -
West African megapolis emerging, Ghana risks being left behind — Ofosu-Dorte
1 hour -
Ghana’s planning system over-relies on utilities chasing development — Ofosu-Dorte
2 hours -
Charles Amissah death report raises concerns over National Ambulance Service response
2 hours -
You can’t brand a city with galamsey – Ofosu-Dorte warns
2 hours -
Health Minister orders sanctions for health workers named in Amissah death probe
2 hours -
Ghana once had efficient bus systems but urban mobility has declined — Ofosu-Dorte
2 hours -
Former president John Agyekum Kufuor and ICCO back strategic cocoa transformation at ACFIF 2026
2 hours -
Five new players to watch in Ghana vs Mexico friendly
2 hours -
Weak mass transport systems worsening Accra congestion — Ofosu-Dorte
2 hours -
How colonial policies still haunt Ghana’s cities – David Ofosu-Dorte breaks it down at JoyNews Speaker Series
2 hours -
Housing in cities becoming unaffordable, fuelling homelessness – Ofosu-Dorte
2 hours -
The 24-Hour Economy has a consumer problem — and it is us
2 hours