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Young footballers advised to consider higher education alongside soccer
By Abdul Salam Sule, Ghanadot


Accra, June 5, Ghanadot - Former Ghana International, Anthony Baffoe has challenged young footballers to pursue higher education alongside playing soccer and it would guarantee them a meaningful life after football.


Baffoe who was advising some young footballers of Play Soccer Ghana Goodwill, an NGO noted that, not all footballers become successful in their chosen career and pursuing education would enable them pursue other football related professions or engage in careers outside of football.


"If I didn't have education I couldn't have done so many things after my playing career. Playing soccer will thus enable you to enjoy the game as well as have sound education and better foundation in life", he advised.


After his retirement from active football, Anthony Baffoe has had many engagements in football in different capacities including serving on CAN 2008 Local Organising Committee, working as FIFA Ambassador for SOS, Match Commissioner for FIFA and an Ambassador for German sportswear and equipment firm, Puma.

 

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