The 29-year-old is keen to play competitive football again after missing the whole of last season
Ghana international Daniel Opare is eager to hit the ground running for Zulte Waregem after penning a two-year deal on Friday.
The marauding right-back joined Zulte Waregem as a free-agent after his contract with Royal Antwerp expired at the end of last term.
Opare becomes the West Flanders-based outfit first signing ahead of the forthcoming European transfer window.
The 29-year-old is keen to play competitive football again after missing the whole of last season with injury.
"I played against Zulte Waregem a few times and it is a strong team with a lot of ambition. In addition, the great support from the supporters is added. I can't wait to start the season!" Opare told Essevee TV.
The club is Opare's third Belgian club after stints with Standard Liege earlier on in his career.
He is expected to use his huge experience to help the club challenge for titles and a place in Europe after they finished in 9th spot last season.
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