La Dernière Heure reports that Ghanaian midfielder Majeed Ashimeru is receiving playing time at RSCA Futures to display his abilities to other clubs, as he is not playing for the first team this season. Anderlecht wants to sell him in January but is also open to a loan deal where another club takes over his full salary. Ashimeru does not have a high salary in Brussels, received a performance-based contract, and is under contract at Lotto Park for another year and a half. The report states that links from certain obscure media connecting KRC Genk to Ashimeru are false and that there is currently little interest in him.

According to Voetbalnieuws.be, Anderlecht is attempting to offload multiple players in the upcoming transfer window and is showcasing several of them. After months without matches, Majeed Ashimeru was permitted to play in the last matches of the Futures, seemingly to attract interest for a winter departure.

Voetbalnieuws.be reports that Majeed Ashimeru made his first appearance of the season with the RSCA Futures after being removed from the Anderlecht A-team. Ashimeru was excluded from the A-team in the summer along with Thomas Foket, Mats Rits, and Alexis Flips. Anderlecht hopes to sell the four players in January if there is more interest.

Majeed Ashimeru is no longer part of the club's sporting plans and was consequently removed from the first team. He did not find a new employer, and at present, there is little to no interest in him.

Majeed Ashimeru was relegated to the B-team while awaiting a solution, and Anderlecht is now also considering mutually terminating his contract.

Anderlecht hopes to offload Majeed Ashimeru as one of several players they wish to move out after a disappointing transfer window.

Anderlecht is considering terminating the contract of Majeed Ashimeru, with the intention to offload him in January or even sooner. The club is exploring the option of contract termination with financial compensation. The player is currently training with the B-team after not being transferred during the summer.

Majeed Ashimeru has been removed from the squad in anticipation of a transfer. His current club, RSC Anderlecht, is seeking to offload players as the squad is too large.

Majeed Ashimeru has been moved to RSCA Futures to make it clear that he needs to find a new club as soon as possible.

Majeed Ashimeru has been informed that he is no longer welcome in the A-team of Anderlecht and is considered surplus to requirements.

Majeed Ashimeru has vague interest from Germany, although no specific club is mentioned. Anderlecht is negotiating a transfer, with club-level agreement reportedly close.

Anderlecht is looking for a solution for Ashimeru, who has two years left on his contract but is not in the club's plans. His salary is a major obstacle. He trained separately, indicating he is being pushed towards an exit.

Majeed Ashimeru has been informed by Anderlecht that he needs to find a new club. The club has a large squad and is looking to offload players to maintain a manageable group.

Anderlecht will not refuse an acceptable offer for the injury-prone Majeed Ashimeru.

Majeed Ashimeru, often injured and unable to convince, was put on the transfer list but found no takers. He was given a new contract despite this. He is currently injured again, and a move to a lower-level club in January might help him prove his worth.

Majeed Ashimeru has not been convincing at Anderlecht. Despite a contract extension last summer, the club would likely cooperate with a good offer. However, there has been little concrete interest in recent years.