Son of Nigeria’s 1994 World Cup Star Bags Masters Degree From Brussels University

• Sunday Oliseh's son Denzel bagged a Master's Degree from the prestigious ULB Brussels University in Belgium
• Denzel, who was born in Belgium to a Moroccan mother, has continued to excel in his academics
• His proud father has taken to social media to express delight, as other family members joined in the celebration

Denzel, the first son of Nigerian football legend Sunday Oliseh, has bagged a Master's Degree from ULB Brussels University in Belgium.

The excited and proud father took to social media to celebrate the feat, saying he experienced one of his happiest days.

While hoping to take after his father in professional football, Denzel has continued to excel academically.

Oliseh once disclosed that his beloved son, who was born in Belgium to a Moroccan mother, would represent Nigeria at the senior level.

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Soccernet reports that as he completed his 2nd degree chapter at the Université Libre de Bruxelles (ULB University), his uncles and other family members joined the celebration.

Sunday Oliseh wrote on X:

"Experienced one of the happiest days of my life as my son Denzel, graduated in Masters of Social Science in ULB Brussels University.

"My brothers Churchill and Egutu honoured us with their presence. Wife Hafi, daughter Shanice & I were so proud. God is great."

Fans congratulate Denzel Oliseh

Meanwhile, fans have continued to react to the post as they take turns to congratulate the Super Eagles prospect.

@legitsci wrote:

"Congrats on Denzel's graduation! What do you think are the biggest challenges he’ll face now as he steps into the world with that degree?"

@YinkaTinuade added:

"Congratulations skippo. Just like yesterday when your wedding to the Belgian-Moroccan was announced. Thank God for His blessings and mercies."

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@LurrdDee said:

"Congratulations!! Egutu was a baller back then at awori Ajeromi Grammar School."

@ProLukakuNo1 replied:

"Congratulations, May this be the start of even greater achievements and wonderful things in his life."

Oliseh tips Chelsea for big season

Legit.ng earlier reported that Chelsea caught the attention of Nigerian football legend Sunday Oliseh, and he tipped the Blues to have a big season in Enzo Maresca's first year in charge.

The Blues had a managerial change, replacing Mauricio Pochettino with former Manchester City assistant manager Maresca after failing to qualify for the UEFA Champions League.

Oliseh could not hide what he saw from the London side as he analytically applauded their performances so far this season and predicted a big future for the team.

Source: Legit.ng