Belisia Bilzen have completed the signing of right winger Terry Osei-Berkoe from KVK Ninove on a free transfer, with the Belgian-Ghanaian wide man joining the 1ste Nationale VV side from their divisional rivals. The move is confirmed on a deal running from 04/12/2025, with the contract due to expire on 30/06/2026.
Osei-Berkoe, 27, leaves Ninove to remain in the Belgian third tier, switching to Belisia Bilzen in what is effectively an intra-league move rather than a step abroad. Both clubs compete in the 1ste Nationale VV, meaning the Brugge-born attacker will continue to operate in familiar surroundings and within the same competition structure as last season.
The transfer comes at the end of a short spell at Ninove, whom he joined in the same 2025-26 campaign from Sporting Hasselt. No transfer fee has been disclosed for his move to Belisia Bilzen and there is no current market valuation recorded for the player, underlining the free-agent profile he has occupied at various stages of his career.
Primarily a right winger, Osei-Berkoe is a right-footed attacking player who has spent his entire senior career in Belgium. He came through the youth ranks at Club Bruges, progressing from Club Bruges U19 into Club NXT, where his potential saw his market value peak at €150,000 in early 2017. A loan spell at RFC Knokke in 2017-18 was followed by a permanent return to Club NXT, before a switch to K Lierse SK in 2019.
His valuation dipped to zero upon that move but climbed again to €50,000 in October 2020 during his time at Lierse, reflecting a period of rebuilding. A short spell without a club in early 2021 preceded a move to KVK Tienen later that year, then on to KFC Dessel Sport in 2022 and Sporting Hasselt in 2024, as he established himself as a regular presence in Belgium’s lower professional and semi-professional tiers.
Belisia Bilzen’s recruitment of Osei-Berkoe adds experienced depth on the flanks, with the winger having accumulated years of football in the Belgian system, including repeated exposure to the 1ste Nationale VV. His dual Belgium-Ghana nationality gives him a broader international profile, though he has remained domestically based throughout his professional journey.
While there are no official performance statistics, appearance figures or recent match details listed for his time at Ninove or his earlier clubs in the current season, the move signals Belisia Bilzen’s intent to add a versatile attacking option who has navigated several levels of the Belgian game. His background at a major academy in Club Bruges and subsequent experience at clubs such as Lierse, Dessel Sport and Tienen suggest a player comfortable adapting to different tactical setups and competitive environments.
For Osei-Berkoe, the switch to Belisia Bilzen offers another opportunity to re-establish momentum after a series of short-term stays. With his contract now set through to the summer of 2026, the coming campaign in the 1ste Nationale VV will be crucial in determining whether he can rediscover the form that once made him a six-figure prospect in the Belgian system and shape the next phase of his career at a stable, ambitious club.
