Nathan Opoku made his professional debut on Sunday in OH Leuven’s league game against Royal Antwerp.
The youngster came on for the last 10 minutes of the game after both goals in the encounter had been scored.
The forward is on loan from Leicester City, having moved to England in the winter transfer window from Syracuse University.
The 21-year-old joined the Foxes from Syracuse University in the United States and penned a three-year deal with the club.
Opoku after signing for Leicester was loaned immediately to Belgian-based Oud-Heverlee Leuven to continue his development and made his Belgian league debut over the weekend.
The US-based player was named the Most Outstanding Offensive Player of the National Collegiate Athletic Association last year after scoring 11 goals and providing eight assists for Syracuse.
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