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Ghanaian striker Patrick Twumasi has joined Turkish side GaziÅŸehir Gaziantep FK on a season-long loan from Deportivo Alaves.
Twumasi has left the Spanish side in search of regular playing time, having had a difficult time last season.
The 25-year-old, who joined the La Liga side from Astana in 2018, struggled to break into starting line-up of Alaves.
He was reduced to only 14 games, most of them from the bench and could not find the back of the net.
His move makes him the third Ghanaian at the newly-promoted side after Aziz Tetteh and Yusuf Raman Chibsah.
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