Ghana winger Charles Takyi has returned to Germany after just one season by signing for Energie Cottbus.

The 28-year-old joined the Bundesliga II club on a two-year contract after spending one season in the Danish top-flight with Horsens.

His contract with Cottbus will end in June 2015.

Takyi leaves the Danish top-flight team on a free transfer having excelled in his one season with Horsens.

The attacking midfielder, who played for Ghana at the 2012 Africa Cup of Nations in Gabon and Equatorial Guinea, left German side FC St. Pauli in June 2012 in a disagreement over his new contract.

Ghana international Charles Takyi has joined Danish Superliga side AC Horsens for the rest of the season on a free transfer.

The offensive midfielder has been without a club since leaving German side St.Pauli last summer.

Despite not playing any competitive match in the last seven months, the former Germany youth international convinced the technical team about his potentials during a trial session.

"We do not have Takyi's type in the squad, so he gives us more tactical options," Horsens coach Jonny Molby said. 

"He will initially struggle to find his rhythm and form but I have no doubt that he will be instrumental in deciding football matches in our favour.

Enock Adu signed a three-and-a-half year contract at Club Brugge on Friday.

The Ghanaian defensive midfielder had a succesfull spell at Danish champions F.C. Nordsjælland.

"Adu will definitely add great value to the current squad. Nevertheless he's still young he has already won a cup and the title in Denmark," Arnar Grtarsson said.

"He is a superb, down-to-earth player with a great game mentality: he has an absolute desire to win every game. He fits perfectly in Club's philosophy."

Ghanaian midfielder Enoch Adu Kofi has rubbished reports he is being courted to play for the Danish national team. 

Reports have emerged that the 22-year-old will be approached by the Danish FA with the offer following Kofi's continued  Black Stars snub.

But the ex Ghana youth international who has seen a surge in his form since joining Nordsjaelland in 2010 says the reports are false.

"There have been absolutely no contact with any official of the Danish FA so I honestly don't know where these reports are coming from," he told MTNFootball.com.

Mali international Kalilou Traore has joined French Ligue 1 side Sochaux from Danish club Odense, where he spent the two previous seasons.

The midfielder, who turns 25 in few days, signed a three-year contract with the Lionceaux, officials have confirmed.

Traore was groomed at Mali’s AS Real Bamako between 2005 and 2006 before signing his first professional contract at Moroccan club Wydad Casablanca, where he played two seasons before being loaned out to another Moroccan outfit Hassania Agadir.

He also played two seasons at Croatian First Division team NK Istra 1961, later joining Odense in 2008.

Dzemal Hadziabdic, the Al Dhafra coach, has said that he scouted the club's latest foreign signing on YouTube.

Pape Pate Diouf, the Senegalese forward, has joined Abu Dhabi club on a one-year deal from Danish side Copenhagen for an undisclosed sum.

"I did some research on the player," Hadziabdich, the Bosnian manager, said. "He has a good record where he has been playing. I watched some of his action on YouTube and I was pretty satisfied.

"He is the type of player we need to complement with the two foreigners we have. We want someone who can play on both, the left and right flanks and link up with Makhete [Diop] in the attack. For me, he fits in to the team as a useful player."

Danish football side FC Copenhagen have allowed Senegalese forward Dame N'Doye to join Lokomotiv Moscow, the president of the Russian club said Wednesday.

N'Doye, 27, helped Copenhagen to three titles and two cups in three years, becoming the club's all-time leading goalscorer along the way with 82 goals in 152 appearances.

He has 12 caps and has four goals for Senegal.

"We have not yet signed (a contract), we have just agreed with the club," Lokomotiv president Olga Smorodskaya said.

"The newcomer is yet to undergo medical examination and sign a personal contract," she said.

Danish club Copenhagen have refused to release striker Dame Ndoye to play for Senegal at the Olympics.

Ndoye was named as one of three over-age players to join Senegal's under-23 squad for the Games.

Under Fifa regulations clubs have to give permission for over-age players to play at the Olympics.

Reports in Senegal suggest 21-year-old Kalidou Yero from Portuguese side Gil Vicente will replace Ndoye in squad.

Yero was one of four standby players named in Senegal's original squad for the Olympics.

Guinean rising star Mohamed Diarra has completed a four-year deal with Danish side Odense from French Ligue 1 club Paris Saint Germain, where the 19-year-old defensive midfielder has been horning his skills for the past years.

Diarra said he agreed to move from the French capital club after realising he would not be given adequate opportunity to make it to the first eleven.

“The new politics of PSG does not favour the young players of the club, and I was also near the end of my contract and Odense has been courting me for long. The sporting project of the club is very attractive,” Diarra said.

Danish club Randers FC have terminated the contract of former Kenyan Premier League Player of the Year George ‘Blackberry’ Odhiambo.

Odhiambo’s dream of forging a career in Europe have been shattered 15 months into a four and a half year deal he had signed January. Randers released a short statement on their website saying they had cancelled his contract with immediate effect bringing to an end an unproductive stint for the player who was rated among the best of his generation following stellar performances for former side Gor Mahia.

Odhiambo has been linked with a swift return to Gor with reports surfacing a fortnight ago that the side he led to KPL runners-up in 2010 when he bagged the Player of the Year Award, were interested in his services.