Ghanaian teenage sensation Jerry Afriyie is attracting strong interest from a leading Belgian top-flight club ahead of the 2026/27 season, with the highly-rated striker poised for a possible return to the Belgian Jupiler Pro League, GHANAsoccernet.com can exclusively report.
The 19-year-old forward, who recently returned to his parent club Al Qadsiah following a successful loan spell in Belgium, has emerged as a coveted transfer target after an impressive campaign that significantly enhanced his reputation in European football.
Afriyie enjoyed a breakthrough season with RAAL La Louvire, where he quickly established himself as a key figure in the club’s attacking setup. His blend of pace, intelligent movement, technical ability and composure in front of goal made him one of the standout young forwards in the league and attracted attention from several clubs monitoring emerging African talent.
Over the course of his ten-month loan spell, the Ghana international made 31 appearances across all competitions, amassing 2,497 minutes of competitive football. He contributed five goals and one assist, performances that reflected his growing maturity and ability to influence matches at a high level.
Among the highlights of his campaign was a memorable match-winning display against Belgian powerhouse Club Brugge, a performance that further underlined his enormous potential and strengthened his credentials as one of Ghana’s brightest young prospects.
Although Afriyie was a surprise omission from Ghana’s squad during the latter stages of the 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifying campaign, his club performances have continued to generate widespread admiration, with scouts and sporting directors across Belgium keeping a close watch on his progress.
The renewed interest from the Belgian top flight presents the young striker with another exciting opportunity to continue his development in one of Europe’s most competitive talent-producing leagues.
