The Ocanseys remain one of the recognised football names in Ghana with Michael Ocansey and Mandela Ocansey making their names in Ghana and the Ivory Coast respectively.
Eric Ocansey is the third of three football brothers.
Michael Ocansey captained Great Olympics in the Ghana Premier League ten years ago and tormented giants Asante Kotoko and Hearts of Oak with his extraordinary talent..
But Mandela, 26, is still scoring goals for in the Ivory Coast. His proven track record with Sewe Sports and Horoya has earned him raving reviews.
The pair have set a high standards for their younger brother - Eric Ocansey, 18, who is preparing for his maiden top-flight experience in Belgium.
Ocansey was handed first team opportunity at Belgian side AS Eupen last season and seized the opportunity to justify his readiness for regular first team action, contributing three (3) goals in 23 appearances in the promotion campaign.
With the season set to kick start later this month the former Aspire Academy graduate is fully optimistic and has his ambitions clearly ahead of him: " I want to be recommended as one of the best in the team and that's exactly what I have been working towards in the pre-season. I want to score more goals and provide more assists for my team-mates."
"This [promotion] is something we've been working hard to achieve for years and we were able to finally achieve that dream."
I've always wanted to play in the top-flight even though I know it is not going to be easy and this has made me strong and I am confident this challenge will be nothing bigger than me."
Despite getting for top-flight football for the first time, the Tema-born insists the club can be the Leicester City of Belgium: "First our ambition is to stay in the Pro League and qualify for the Uefa Champions League next season."
Ocansey shed light on how he standard playing football: "Well football has been a gift from God to our family. My dad was also a footballer and my two brothers - Michael and Mandela Ocansey have made names playing football. I was playing in a team in Tema called H. B. N.A.T in Tema and I got invited to play in a trial game for Aspire Academy. I was selected and became part of Aspire Academy to pursue my career."
He states his main career challenges includes adapting to new environment: " The only challenge I had was playing with experienced players from the beginning of the season."
He steps away in delight to join the rest of his team-mates for the pre-season.
By El Akyereko
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