Ghana Soccer

Dede Ayew directs spokesperson to decline U-20 World Cup investment payout until further notice

Dede Ayew, Black Stars forwardThe captain of Ghana’s 2009 U-20 World Cup-winning squad, Dede Ayew, has reportedly instructed his representative to refrain from collecting the returns on their investment fund until further questions about the investment are addressed. According to his teammate Agyemang-Badu, this decision will allow both players to gain clarity on the Ministry of Youth and Sports’ investment plan for their U-20 World Cup bonuses. This follows an announcement on Friday, January 10, 2024, when the Ghana Football Association informed all 21 players that the 15-year investment made by the Ministry of Youth and Sports on their behalf had matured. » Read More

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