One can wonder whether certain Ghanaian celebrities’ intense interest in football stems from the sport’s increasing financial success or from a sincere desire to find talented individuals and provide them with a path to success.
A portion of these celebrities haven’t completely given up their day jobs to concentrate on football, but their passion for the game and the lucrative nature of it have led them to take up the activity.
To fulfill the aspirations of young football players, good investment, strategic planning, and perseverance are necessary for success in football administration.
Ghanaweb examines the advancement of four famous people who own football teams and their past performance.
Kofi Kinaata
The Ghanaian football team, Team Move FC, is situated in Takoradi in the Western Region and is owned by the Grammy-winning artist. There are third-division teams, U-12, U-13, and U-15 teams at the club.
Kofi Kinaata started out as a footballer but never reached the greatest level. As a way to give back to the game, he founded a football club in his hometown of Effiakuma.
Abdul Haye Yartey, the owner of Cheetah Football Club and others, supports Team Move FC, which has more than one hundred players.
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