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Ghana midfielder Majeed Ashimeru completes loan move after salary negotiations

Nii Ansah Delrand by Nii Ansah Delrand
January 29, 2026
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Black Stars midfielder Majeed Ashimeru has officially completed his loan move after days of delay caused by financial negotiations between his parent club, Anderlecht, and La Louvière.

The transfer, which was first reported on January 12, was held up due to differences over salary coverage, with Anderlecht demanding a higher contribution than what La Louvière initially offered. The two clubs eventually reached an agreement, paving the way for the move to be finalized 18 days later.

✅ DONE DEAL

🇬🇭 Majeed Ashimeru va être prêté sans option d’achat à la RAAL La Louvière.

🚗🟢🐺 Le Ghanéen est en route pour La Louvière où il va signer son contrat et régler les différentes formalités liées à l’annonce de son arrivée chez les Loups. #mercato #RSCA #JPL pic.twitter.com/amnoqRlARy

— Sacha Tavolieri (@sachatavolieri) January 29, 2026

The Ghanaian midfielder is understood to have accepted the move primarily to secure regular playing time. Consistent game time is expected to improve his form and strengthen his chances of earning a place in Ghana’s Black Stars squad ahead of the upcoming World Cup.

Ashimeru’s camp believes the loan spell will provide the platform he needs to regain momentum and remain competitive at the highest level of international football.

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