Former Ghana U17 star Gabriel Leveh makes comeback in Belgium

Welcoming banner with a man in a black polo on a soccer field; text says 'WELKOM Gabriel'.

By Jamaldeen Wiayuka August 8, 2026

Former Ghana Under-17 midfielder Gabriel Leveh is back in the spotlight after joining Belgian club KEWS Schoonbeek-Beverst.

Leveh, who was once regarded as one of Ghana’s promising young talents, has joined the Belgian side after a period away from the football spotlight.

The midfielder was part of Ghana’s Under-17 team that competed at the Africa Cup of Nations and FIFA Under-17 World Cup, where he caught the attention of followers of the country’s youth football.

Now, after some time away from the headlines, Leveh is looking to rebuild his career in Belgium.

His move to KEWS Schoonbeek-Beverst is part of the club’s preparations for the upcoming season, with the Belgian side adding several players to strengthen its squad.

Leveh will also be joined by fellow Ghanaian Jelil Laminu, who has been brought in as another new addition to the squad.

For Leveh, the move offers an opportunity to put the past behind him and focus on the next chapter of his career.

Once considered one of Ghana’s brightest youth prospects, the midfielder will be hoping to rediscover his form and consistency in Belgium.

His journey is a reminder of how quickly football careers can change, particularly for young players who rise to prominence at international youth level.

Now, away from the pressure and expectations that accompanied his early career, Leveh has another chance to make his mark.

The Belgian move could provide the platform he needs to get back into the spotlight and remind football fans of the talent that first made his name with Ghana’s youth teams.