Emmanuel Addai, the Ghanaian left winger currently without a club, is being linked with a move to Belgian side OH Leuven in the Jupiler Pro League. The 24-year-old is available on a free transfer and is understood to be under consideration as Leuven look to add width and attacking depth ahead of the new campaign.
Addai left Azerbaijani champions Qarabag FK this summer after helping the club secure the 2024-25 league title, a season that has enhanced his profile on the European market. His performances in Azerbaijan have drawn interest from clubs seeking low-cost attacking reinforcements, with Leuven emerging as a potential next destination.
Born in Kumasi on 1 August 2001, Addai operates primarily as a left winger but is right-footed, offering the option to cut inside from the flank. Standing at 1.73m, he has developed his game in European competition and now appears set for another move on the continent, with his camp open to a step into Belgian football.
Addai’s market value is currently estimated at around €1.2 million, and his free-agent status makes any deal financially attractive for OH Leuven, who would only need to agree personal terms and signing-on arrangements. No agreement has yet been reached, but discussions are expected to advance as Leuven finalise their squad planning. For now, Addai remains unattached and weighing up options following his title-winning spell at Qarabag.
