Loaned by AS Saint-Étienne to Quevilly-Rouen Métropole (QRM) in National 1, Beres Owusu stands out as one of the most successful central defenders in the division. Through impressive statistics, the young defender trained at ASSE shows that he is much more than just a passing player at QRM. By establishing himself as a sure value in the rearguard, Owusu highlights his full potential and proves that he can play a crucial role for the Reds and Yellows this season.
Owusu shines.
At 21 years old, Owusu is performing at a high level, as evidenced by his defensive statistics. With 70% of defensive duels won per match, he is the best performing player in this category in National 1. His ability to dominate his opponents in duels on the ground is a major asset for QRM, making it possible to secure the defense against attacks. opponents. This impressive ratio of duels won is also complemented by a success percentage of 67% across all of his duels, ranking him second in this statistic.
Owusu also shines in the air, winning 73% of his aerial duels, making him one of the strongest defenders in the air. This reliability is essential for QRM, particularly during set phases of play where its presence proves decisive.
When it comes to steals, Owusu also shines, averaging 5.22 steals per game, placing him third in the division in that stat. This ability to read the game and anticipate opposing passes makes him a real “vacuum cleaner” for balls and reinforces his role as a defensive pillar.
But it is above all in the successful defensive actions that Owusu impresses, with an average of 14 per match, the best in National 1. This statistic demonstrates his constant involvement and commitment at every moment of the game. His defensive intelligence and his positioning make him particularly valuable to his trainer.
The future of ASSE?
Beres Owusu, loaned by ASSE to gain playing time and experience, meets expectations in the best possible way. His current performances have not gone unnoticed and could well make him an asset for Saint-Étienne upon his return.
As a reminder, the young defender continued in Forez before heading to QRM. The 20-year-old defender is now linked to his training club until 2027 plus an optional year. The future of the Greens behind?
