The story is settled. Noah Solheid, a 22-year-old Belgian defender, has joined Charleroi, and the move is confirmed rather than merely mooted. There is no haggling left to report, no rival club circling, no deadline hanging over proceedings — the deal is done and the player is a Charleroi man. Everything from here is administrative. The confirmation comes from Charleroi themselves, announced two days ago, which is about as authoritative as sourcing gets. When the buying club makes the statement, you are dealing with the primary source rather than a second-hand whisper. We do not have a chorus of reporters here, but we do not need one: a club confirming its own signing carries the highest credibility available, and that single voice is enough to close the matter. The engine reads this at 100%, and that figure simply reflects reality rather than prediction. There is nothing left to hold the deal back — no fee to agree, no medical to fail, no late hijack to fear — because the things a probability normally weighs have already happened. When a transfer is officially confirmed by the club, the question is no longer whether it will complete but that it already has. The fee sits comfortably within Charleroi's established habits. They paid Wolfsburg £3m in 2019 and matched £2m deals for Slavia Praha in 2025 and Paradou AC in 2021, plus £2m to Anderlecht. A young defender arriving fits squarely into that modest, repeatable spending pattern. With the deal confirmed, the next thing to watch is purely practical: shirt number, squad registration and Solheid's first appearance in Charleroi colours.