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Everton have announced the signing of forward Anton Donkor on loan from Wolfsburg for the rest of the season.
The 19-year-old is a product of Wolfsburg youth system and can play in a number of attacking positions.
He will link up with Everton's Under-23 side and he is looking forward to challenging himself in England.
"I’m very happy and grateful to be here. I know this is a great club and I like the way they play. I’m looking forward to challenging myself in English football," Donker told the club's official website.
“USM Finch Farm is an impressive place. The facilities are great and I’m looking forward to getting started here.
“I think I can learn from the good young players that are already here and hopefully we can be successful together.”
Donker becomes Everton's third signing of the January transfer window following the arrivals of Morgan Schneiderlin from Manchester United and Ademola Lookman from Charlton.
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