Audio By Carbonatix
Ghanaian midfielder Kingsley Sarfo is about to unveil his own foundation to help support the less privileged in society.
The APOEL FC player wants to use his resources as a means of providing support to the poor and needy in Ghana, having experienced hardship at some point in his life.
Sarfo has been through the worse but picked himself up to revive his career which has seen him become the most sought after player in Cyprus.
The former Malmo star is currently on loan at APOEL after a decent first half of the season with Olympiakos Nicosia.
APOEL have an option to make his move a permanent one should he convince them with a string of good performances in the next months ahead.
Sarfo started his career in Sweden with Rosengard, going on to play for BW 90. He later joined IK Sirius before a big career move to Malmo.
However, legal battles saw his career come to a standstill but a return to top-flight football has seen him earn a tag as one of the best players in Cyprus.
Latest Stories
-
ICU urges GHABA members to transform hairdressing skills into sustainable enterprises
7 minutes -
Ghana eyes stronger trade ties as Australia hosts multicultural trade and investment forum
16 minutes -
Margaret-Marie Krakue
19 minutes -
Ayariga announces plans for live broadcast of MMDAs’ meetings on local radio stations
22 minutes -
Mrs Anna Tackie
24 minutes -
Ghana links Afghan heroin and Brazilian cocaine to global drug markets – Global Organised Crime Index
31 minutes -
NHIA launches nationwide inter-school quiz to deepen students’ knowledge of NHIS
38 minutes -
Political protection could be masking Ghana’s cocaine trade – Global Organised Crime Index
43 minutes -
AFCON 2027Q: ‘We have to dissolve the GFA’ – Effia MP after Black Stars lose to Gambia
45 minutes -
NPP announces voting schedule and ID requirements for October 3 national elections
47 minutes -
Lupus can mimic HIV symptoms and damage kidneys if untreated – KNUST expert
50 minutes -
Focus on Sickle Cell Foundation seeks to introduce sickle cell education through comics in Ghanaian schools
56 minutes -
NPP rewrites the campaign playbok as opposition reality shapes National Executive contest
57 minutes -
Road safety education will fail without enforcement – NRSA boss
58 minutes -
Daily Insight for CEOs: Finishing Q3 strong and entering Q4 with purpose
59 minutes