Former WAFA midfielder Augustine Boakye has completed his first training with Wolfsberger AC since his move last month.
The 20-year completed a switch to the Austrian Bundesliga club on a four-year deal before the transfer window slammed shut.
However, he has been unable to join his teammates in training due to he undergoing quarantine.
Having done with that part, he has been given the green light to commence training. Augustine Boakye scored a total of 9 goals in 29 games for the WAFA last season.
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Boakye shone with 11 assists, which earned him the title of best assists in the league.
The 1.78-meter-tall Ghanaian can hold both the outer lanes and the central positions on the offensive and is expected to make the attack of Wolfsberger AC  more unpredictable.
Boakye played 29 games for WAFA, providing 11 assists and winning seven man-of-the-match awards.