Kwadwo Asamoah, a former Black Stars attacker, teams up with top agent Oliver Arthur to launch an academy and construct a stadium.

With the help of famous Ghanaian football agent Oliver Arthur, former Black Stars attacker Kwadwo Asamoah plans to establish a football academy and construct a stadium in Accra.

After retiring from football in October 2022, the former Inter Milan star announced that he will be entering the football agency business.

Asamoah has teamed with Oliver Arthur, who represents the majority of Ghanaian players outside of Ghana, as part of his efforts to develop emerging players.

"The dream is big, and we're determined to realize it. Most significantly, there would be a significant impact. Making a positive effect in a young person's life is always a joy.

Asamoah progressed through the ranks at Kaaseman FC in Sefwi before switching to Liberty Professionals of the Ghana Premier League.

Later, he spent time on loan at Torino and the Swiss club Bellinzona before agreeing to a permanent transfer to Udinese in the summer of 2008.

Asamoah played more than 100 times for Udine, where he became one of the league's most effective midfielders.

Before joining Inter Milan, the Ghanaian first relocated to Juventus, where he assisted the Bianconeri in winning numerous awards, including six league titles.

Asamoah is both Ghana's most successful player to have played in Italy and the only African footballer with the most appearances in the Italian top division.

He received 74 caps for the Black Stars, including numerous AFCONs and two World Cup competitions (2010 and 2014).