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Majeed Ashimeru leaves Anderlecht as Ghana midfielder becomes unattached

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Ghana midfielder Majeed Ashimeru has left RSC Anderlecht and is now without a club after completing his departure from the Belgian side on 2 September 2026.

The 28-year-old central midfielder returns to the unattached market following a spell that included a loan move to La Louviere during the 2025-26 season. Ashimeru joined La Louviere on loan on 29 January 2026 before returning to Anderlecht at the end of the temporary arrangement on 30 June.

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Ashimeru began his latest Anderlecht spell after moving back from Salzburg in July 2021. The Belgian club paid €1.5m for the Ghana international, who had previously spent time with Salzburg both as a permanent player and on loan.

His route through Austrian football included loan spells at Wolfsberger AC, Austria Lustenau and FC St. Gallen. He first moved to Europe from Ghanaian club WAFA SC in August 2017, having started his senior career with the club after progressing from WAFA Under-19s.

Ashimeru enjoyed a successful period with Salzburg, winning the Austrian championship twice in the 2019-20 and 2020-21 seasons. He also collected two Austrian Cups during those campaigns.

The Accra-born player operates in central midfield and is right-footed. He stands 1.74m tall and has a current market value of €500,000.

His departure from Anderlecht follows a season in which he also featured in the club’s wider European and domestic playing group. The transfer record confirms that his latest move away from the Belgian side was registered without a fee on 2 September 2026.

Ashimeru’s club career has now taken him through Ghana, Austria, Switzerland, Belgium and France, with his most recent club football coming during his loan spell at La Louviere. He leaves Anderlecht after five years connected with the club, including the period spent away on loan.

The completed move places Ashimeru without a club as of 2 September 2026.

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