Football team Oud-Heverlee Leuven from the Proximus League Tuesday are two new acquisitions, the Thai national goalkeeper Kawin Thamsatchan and midfielder Samy Kehli, is proposed. Thamsatchan wait currently on a residence – and work permit to be active for the OHL. Club president Chris Vandebroeck, thought that the chance is very small that the goalkeeper already this weekend against Tubize will be able to take office.
The 27-year-old Kawin Thamsatchanan is the Thai club SCG Muangthong United Football Club. He is the captain of the national team, for whom he is sixty times over. Coming to OHL purview of he Tuesday as “a great opportunity”. Since the acquisition in mid-2017 OHL by the Thai King Power the club according to Thamsatchanan become very popular in Thailand. He spoke also very enthusiastic about the game of OHL and the fans during the match on Sunday and promised “to work hard to develop themselves and the OHL fans to please”.
Samy Kehli is a 26-year-old Frenchman with Algerian roots who, until the end of the season is rented from the city of Lokeren. He played previously for clubs like Metz, Virton and Roeselare and made Sunday against Union an excellent impression.
Coach Nigel Pearson showed himself to be just like Chris Vandebroeck very pleased with the arrival of both players. Pearson said that OHL, both at home and abroad on the alert is to attract the players that the team quality can strengthen. “It is not only to achieve results in the short term, but also to expansion of the team in the long term”. What Thamsatchanan is concerned, he stated “that within the team by good performance will have to fight for his place”. About Kehli he expressed the hope that the team the necessary creativeit teacher.
In spite of the fact that OHL, in the second period of the championship at 1B six points behind at Lierse and five at Cercle Brugge, the club has not yet abandoned the hope to still promote this season.
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