Former Black Stars midfielder Kwadwo Asamoah says football has “been everything” for him, even as he forges a new path after retiring from professional play.
Asamoah, who retired in 2022, is now co-owner of the Juventus Academy in Accra, where he continues to impact young players both administratively and, on the field, often training alongside them.
In an interview with the Professional Footballers Association of Ghana (PFAG), the 36-year-old reflected on his lifelong connection to the sport. "Football has been everything for me, even till date. I just live with football," he said. "I had the gift. I didn’t play any colts team. I was just playing for fun."
New episode of the Player's Perspective is up!!!! Anthony Baffoe and Faisal Chibsah dialogues with Kwadwo Asamoah.......
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— PFAG (@PFAGofficial) November 26, 2025
Asamoah’s illustrious career began at Liberty Professionals before moving to Udinese, Inter Milan and Juventus, where he won six Serie A titles, four Coppa Italia trophies, and three Supercoppa Italiana crowns, making him one of the most successful African players in Italian football history.
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