Former Ghana U-20 player Yaw Yeboah has penned down a three year deal with Spanish second tier CD Numancia.
The deal will enable the talented youngster to stay focus on one club, after globe-trotting on clubs in the last few years.
Yeboah, 21, arrived at Manchester City in 2014 from Right to Dream Academy in Ghana. On his arrival, he was quickly shipped out to French Lique 1 side Lille in 2015 to gain more first team action. Since then he has played for FC Twente in the Eredivise league in Holland and Spanish second tier side Oviedo, where he made 20 appearances.
His experience with Oviedo last season will him set the ball quickly rolling with no time for any adjustment into the Spanish game.
Yeboah becomes the eight addition to the Spanish outfit, as they look to secure promotion back into La Liga next season since 2008.
