Enzo Ebosse has joined Jagiellonia Białystok on loan until the end of the season. The offer was presented two to three weeks ago. Ebosse was also considering another proposal but was convinced by Jagiellonia's project after having a positive conversation that lasted one to two hours. He was also influenced by positive feedback about the club and city from Aurelien Nguiamba, a former player of Jagiellonia. Ebosse will wear the number 23 jersey, the same he had at Udinese.

Jagiellonia Białystok is interested in loaning Enzo Ebosse, a 25-year-old Cameroonian defender from Udinese, until the end of the current season without a purchase option. Ebosse, who played for Cameroon against Brazil in the World Cup in Qatar two years ago, has struggled with injuries, tearing his cruciate ligament twice, and has only played two Serie A matches this season.

Udinese is in the process of finalizing the transfer of Enzo Ebosse to Jagiellonia, a team competing in the Ekstraklasa, the premier league of Polish football. Ebosse, who was born in France and plays for the Cameroon national team, has participated in 2 Serie A matches, 1 Coppa Italia match, and 2 Primavera 1 matches this season. TMW reports that the transfer could be completed as early as January, with Udinese aiming to close the deal. Ebosse's career history includes 26 matches with Udinese, 69 with Lens B, 34 with Angers, 19 with Le Mans, 6 with Lens, and 5 with Le Mans B. On the international stage, he has earned 3 caps for Cameroon and made 7 appearances for France Under 16.