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Young Everton forward Fraser Hornby has completed a move to Belgian side K.V. Kortrijk on a season-long loan.
Hornby, 19, made his Blues debut in the 3-0 Europa League dead-rubber win over Apollon Limassol in December 2017, but has yet to make another competitive first team appearance for the club since then.
↩️ | Fraser Hornby has joined Belgian top-flight side @kvkofficieel on loan for the remainder of the 2019/20 season.
— Everton (@Everton) August 27, 2019
Best of luck, @fraser_hornby!
He scored five goals in 16 outings for David Unsworth’s under-23s last season, and has impressively netted as many in six games for Scotland’s under-21s since his debut in May 2018, including a hat-trick in a 3-0 win against Andorra.
Hornby, who featured in three of Everton’s pre-season fixtures this summer, joined the Blues in September 2014 from his home town club, Northampton Town, for an initial fee of £65,500.
Kortrijk, who finished mid-table in eighth last campaign, sit ninth after five games this year.
The Belgian club are, like Cardiff City, owned by Malaysian businessman Vincent Tan.