Belgian heavyweights Anderlecht are reportedly monitoring the progress of Beres Owusu, the 22-year-old centre-back currently starring for Austrian side Grazer AK.

The French-born defender, who is eligible to represent Ghana at international level, has impressed this season with his defensive intelligence, aerial dominance and composure in possession, emerging as one of Grazer AK’s most reliable performers.

Sources indicate that Anderlecht are not alone in their admiration, with Royal Antwerp and several other clubs from across Europe also tracking Owusu’s development, underlining the rising demand for the young defender.

Owusu has been a consistent presence in the Grazer AK backline, registering 16 appearances and scoring once this campaign. His ability to influence games at both ends of the pitch, coupled with his tactical awareness and maturity, has earned him praise from scouts and analysts alike.

With the winter transfer window fast approaching, Anderlecht and other interested suitors could act swiftly to secure Owusu as a long-term defensive option.

A potential move to Belgium or another top European league would mark a major step forward in Owusu’s career and could also place him firmly on the radar for future Ghana Black Stars selection.