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Joy FM's Hotline documentary discusses why although many Ghanaian professional footballers become rich during their playing days but retire poor.
Every Ghanaian player hopes to land a big contract with a foreign club. The dreams of some of these players come true. But soon they resort to living lavish lifestyles - going for flashy cars and girls and throwing big parties.
A good number of them retire poor or not as financial sound as they used to be. Is this a cultural thing or just a lifestyle choice? It's their LIFE AFTER THE LAST WHISTLE.
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