Former Black Stars attacker, Kwadwo Asamoah has partnered with top Ghanaian football agent, Oliver Arthur to open a football academy and build a stadium in Accra.
The former Inter Milan ace following his retirement from football in October 2022 confirmed that he would be venturing into football agency.
As part of his ambitions to groom young players, Asamoah has partnered with Oliver Arthur who is the agent of most Ghanaian players outside the shores of Ghana.
"The dream is big and we are committed to make it a reality. Most importantly the impact would be massive. It's always a joy to make a difference in the life of the youth. Thank God for the partnership with @Asabob20 @consoleghana," Arthur wrote on his official social media handle.
The dream is big and we are committed to make it a reality. Most importantly the impact would be massive. It's always a joy to make a difference in the life of the youth. Thank God for the partnership with @Asabob20 @consoleghana pic.twitter.com/7kCYgLILbh
— Oliver Arthur (@OliverArthurALS) April 17, 2023
Asamoah rose through the ranks at Sefwi-based Kaaseman FC before joining Ghana Premier League side Liberty Professionals.
He went on to have loan spells at Swiss side Bellinzona and Torino before sealing a permanent move to Udinese in the summer of 2008.
In Udine, Asamoah established himself as one of the most dominant midfielders in the Serie A, making over 100 appearances for the club.
The Ghanaian then moved to Juventus, where he helped the Bianconeri win several trophies, including six league titles, before joining Inter Milan.
Asamoah is the only African footballer with the most appearances in the Italian topflight, as well as Ghana’s most successful player to have played in Italy.
For the Black Stars, he was capped 74 times, featuring multiple AFCONs and two World Cup tournaments (2010 and 2014).