Augustine Sefah, a former Ashantigold and Asante Kotoko defender, laments not playing for the Black Stars and the dearth of options to play outside of Ghana.
The 34-year-old, who has not yet declared his retirement, has played for Medeama, Ashantigold, Asante Kotoko, Hearts of Oak, and Nations FC during his time with several regional teams.
The seasoned right-back lost out on playing for a team outside of Ghana, even though he had established himself as a vital element of the domestic scene.
In an interview with Koforidua-based Bryt FM, Sefah emphasized that he wanted to play for the Black Stars and spend time overseas.
"One of the largest clubs in Ghana and Africa overall, Medeama, Ashantigold (now defunct), and Kotoko, gave me the chance to play for them. Despite my popularity in the league, I have two regrets about my career. I regret not being able to play overseas and with the Ghanaian Black Stars. He remarked, "I wish I had played for Ghana and spent some time outside of Ghana before retiring."
To make up for his football career regrets, the defender is committed to becoming the best coach he can be.
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Arriving from Hamburger SV in 2022, the 26-year-old attacking player leaves Betzenberg having made a lasting impression on the Lautern supporters with his dedication, style, and hard effort on the field.
Opoku, who was born in Hamburg, played in 61 Red Devils games, including six DFB-Pokal games and 55 2. Bundesliga fixtures.
He scored seven goals and provided ten assists throughout his remarkable 17-goal involvements during his tenure with the team, demonstrating his worth as a creative force in the final third.
His involvement in the team's valiant run to the DFB Cup final in the summer of 2024, where they played Bundesliga powerhouse Bayer 04 Leverkusen, was one of the turning points in his Kaiserslautern career.
He was a crowd favorite at the Fritz-Walter-Stadion because of his ability to take on opponents and generate chances.
The whole Kaiserslautern community praised Opoku for his commitment and professionalism as he starts the next phase of his career.
This summer transfer window, Polish powerhouse Legia Warsaw has expressed interest in signing the Ghanaian, who was born in Germany, on a free transfer.
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