Ghanaian forward Joseph Paintsil has grabbed another Most Valuable Player award in Belgium after his brace propelled KRC Genk to a comfortable win at home.
The Ghana International produced a scintillating display by netting not just one, but two goals for KRC Genk in the Belgium Jupiler Pro League.
The former Tema Youth FC player dazzled the football world with a stunning performance on a Sunday afternoon.
The first breakthrough came on the 23rd minute, as Paintsil artfully maneuvered through the opposing defense, leaving spectators in awe. However, the excitement didn’t stop there. Just after halftime, on the 54th minute, he struck again with precision, securing his brace and solidifying his status as a force on the field.
Amidst Paintsil’s goal-scoring exhibition, Collins Sor added his own touch to the narrative, finding the back of the net on the 49th minute. A seamless team effort, highlighting the synergy within KRC Genk.
The grand finale was delivered by Bryan Heynen, who sealed the victory with a fourth goal, turning the scoreboard into a resounding 4-0 triumph over KV Kortrijk. The stadium erupted in cheers as Genk’s dominance echoed throughout.
As the final whistle blew, Joseph Paintsil’s stellar performance lingered in the air, and the 25-year-old Ghanaian attacker’s season tally reached an impressive six goals and four assists in just 18 games. A testament to his skill and the team’s collective prowess in the captivating drama of the Belgium Jupiler Pro League.
