BLOGPAY Achieving success right after football is an onerous challenge for many footballers as they either opt for the wrong investment or female their cash by failing to plan their lives after football.
However, there are some who are able to identify the right investment and plan life after retirement well and therefore, and up enjoying huge success after football.
In the case of Ghana, it’s rare to see ex-footballers in the high ranks interms of business moguls in country but the narrative seems to the changing.
Here are five Ghanaian footballers who are now successful businessman.
SAMUEL OSEI KUFFOUR.
Samuel Osei Kuffour is arguably the most decorated Ghanaian footballer in terms of football achievement.
He played for European giants like Bayern Munich and AS Roma winning 14 honors, which include UEFA Champions league, multiple Bundesliga tithes, the intercontinental cup and others.
ASAMOAH GYAN.
Asamoah Gyan holds the record as Ghana’s all - time goal - scorer. He established his name as prolific goal-scorer, netting 6 goals to become Africa’s top scorer at the World Cup.
Not only does he know the goal is, but he also knows where to put his money.
The former Black Stars captain owns multiple business in Ghana and he is a huge figure in the investment field.
YUSIF CHIBSAH.
Yusif Alhassan Chibsah is one of the popular names in Ghana football. He played for king Faisal and Asante Kotoko before leaving the shores of Ghana in 2006.
On the National team, he played for the U-17 captained the Olympic team, and also help Ghana to qualify for their first-ever World Cup in 2006. He played most of the game in the qualifying round.
TONY YEBOAH.
Tony Yeboah served the Black Stars from 1985 to 1997, playing 52games with 29 goals. He is the third all time highest scorer for Ghana.
ABEDI AYEW PELE.
Abedi Pele is regarded as one of the greatest African footballers of all time as he amassed significant achievements during his playing days. He won the African Cup Nations, UEFA Champions league, and two French league one titles.