The 21-year-old nimble left-footed winger of Ghanaian descent has returned to competitive football action with The Young Clarets after recuperating fully from his injury setback for more than half a year
Belgian-born Ghanaian starlet Enock Agyei has returned to the pitch having been sidelined with a recurring knee injury for more than six months early this year.
The talented wing-forward endured a torrid time with an ACL injury in February 2025 and only to be knocked back by a fresh injury setback en route to his rehabilitation towards the start of the current campaign.
However, the former KV Mechelen loanee, who was snapped up by Burnley from Belgian Pro League side R.S.C. Anderlecht during the winter window in 2023, has finally made his long-awaited return to the field after featuring in Burnley U-21 2-2 draw against Preston U-21 in the Premier League Cup on Friday.
Given his magnificent talent as a budding star, those running the administrative affairs of the Turf Moor Stadium are having their eyes fixed on his potential as they consider him to be a great future asset for their cause in the English football competitions.
Having been born and raised in Belgium to Ghanaian parents, the promising youth star remains eligible to switch international allegiances and represent Ghana at the senior level despite playing for the Belgium U15, U17 and U18 national youth teams so far in his international football career.
Enoch is the twin brother of Ebenezer Agyei who is currently on the books of Belgian Pro League side KV Mechelen at their Reserve side (Jong KV Mechelen).
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