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Ghana international Frank Acheampong has joined Chinese super league side Tianjin Teda on a 6-month loan deal from Belgian giants Anderlecht.
The Black Stars winger snubbed interest from several European Clubs to secure a move to China.
The deal gives Tianjin Teda the option to purchase Acheampong outright.
Acheampong who has been with the Belgian club for four seasons, becomes the second Ghanaian player to move to the Chinese Super League in recent times after skipper Asamoah Gyan who left Shanghai SIPG.
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