Former Asante Kotoko striker Mark Adu Amofah has successfully been enlisted into the United States army.
The 34-year-old went on to play in Denmark and Israel before returning to the Ghana Premier League in the 2011/12 season.
He played for a brief period for Liberty Professionals and went abroad again to play for Thailand side Phatthalung.
Adu Amofah last played for Sitra Club in the Bahraini league before officially retiring from football in 2014.
Despite never playing for the Black Stars, the striker lined up for Ghana’s U-20 and U-23 national teams.
Seven years after he hung his boots, the ex-footballer has been enlisted into the US Army where he will be working henceforth.
Mark Adu Amofah has joined the United States Army after two decades of football. The former Asante Kotoko and Liberty player made the grade for the US Army
Adu Amofah bagged 21 goals from 29 matches for Asante Kotoko in the Ghana Premier League pic.twitter.com/bezQwm9Lsd
— Yaw Ampofo Jr (@Yaw_Ampofo_) November 13, 2021
Former Asante Kotoko, Liberty Professionals & Ghana U20 striker Mark Adu Amofah enlisted in the US
Army. pic.twitter.com/vjZrk4dQuf — Saddick Adams (@SaddickAdams) November 13, 2021
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