7 photos of ex-Black Stars striker Prince Tagoe's mansion and cars
- Prince Tagoe was one of the best strikers in Ghana seven years ago.
- He has played for top clubs like Hoffenheim, Al Shabab, Hearts of Oak, etc
- Though he is not actively playing, he is one of the richest footballers in Ghana
Former Black Stars striker Prince Tagoe was one of the most sought-after strikers in the world seven years ago.
Due to Tagoe's striking qualities, he caught the attention of many football clubs across the globe.
Though he is not actively playing, he is one of the richest footballers in Ghana right now.
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When he was at his peak, he signed mouthwatering deals with clubs like Saudi giants Ittihad and Al Shabab and German side Hoffenheim.
As expected, Tagoe has acquired lots of properties and he has many investments. Tagoe can boast of many mansions and expensive cars.
According to reports gathered by YEN.com.gh, he was one-time financier of dancehall sensation Stonebwoy and musical group, Praye.
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Per unofficial reports which have been gathered by YEN.com.gh, Tagoe’s net worth is in the region of $10 million.
Born in Accra, Tagoe started out at local club Tudu Mighty Jets. He made his senior debuts with Midtjylland in the lower national league
While playing on loan for Hearts of Oak, Tagoe became the Ghana Premier League top scorer with 18 goals in 2005.
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He was part of the Hearts of Oak team that took Africa by storm by winning the maiden edition of the CAF Confederation in Cup in 2005 after defeating Asante Kotoko on penalties in Kumasi
In January 2006, Tagoe was close to sign for German club Mainz 05, but the transfer failed.
He eventually moved to Saudi Arabian side Ittihad. After six months, Tagoe moved to another Middle East country, this time to United Arab Emirates and signed for Al Shabab Al Arabi Club.
This prompted Midtjylland to report Tagoe to FIFA as they believed the club had loaned him to Ittihad. After a year and 10 league goals for Al Shabab.
Tagoe returned to Saudi Arabia to play for Ettifaq. He spent two years with Ettifaq, performing especially well during the 2009 AFC Champions League with eight goals in six matches.
He made his Black Stars debut in 2006, he has so far capped 37 times, scoring 7 goals in the process.
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