The 19-year-old will stay at Wolves until the end of the season with a view to a permanent deal.
“This is the ideal solution for Geoffrey,” Charleroi chief Mogi Bayat stated.
“We hope he can prove himself in the strongest league in Europe.”
“We’re very pleased to have signed Geoffrey,” said Wolves boss Mick McCarthy.
“He’s a player who Taff (Ian Evans, Wolves scout) has been tracking for a while and will add some creativity and firepower to our squad.
“He’s an attacking midfielder who can play on the right or the left as well as centrally.”
