Ghanaian teenage sensation Jerry Afriyie has officially returned to Saudi Pro League side Al Qadsiah following the formal expiration of his season-long loan spell with Belgian Pro League outfit RAAL La Louvière.
The talented 19-year-old striker, who originally moved to Europe in August 2025 to secure valuable top-flight first-team experience, rejoins his parent club immediately ahead of their highly anticipated pre-season training camp.
During his ten-month tenure in Belgium, the forward established himself as a central focal point in the Wolves' attacking vanguard.
Afriyie accumulated 31 competitive appearances across all major competitions, registering 2,497 minutes of intense professional action.
He proved his goal-scoring instincts by netting five goals and providing one crucial assist, highlighted by a memorable match-winning performance against European regulars Club Brugge that firmly cemented his soaring reputation as one of Africa's brightest young talents.
With his temporary loan contract concluded, the central forward turns his full attention back to the Middle East, where he remains firmly tied to a lucrative, long-term permanent contract with Al Qadsiah running through June 30, 2028.
His return coincides with a major squad restructuring at La Louvière, which also saw fellow Ghanaian international midfielder Majeed Ashimeru exit the club during this active summer season.
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