Sammy Kuffour: Ex Bayern Munich Player Flaunts His East Legon Mansion In Video

• Former Black Stars and Bayern Munich defender Sammy Kuffour has shown off his East Legon mansion in a video
• The video has Sammy Kuffour, who is now the president of the Professional Footballers Association (PFA) in Ghana, playing football inside his compound
• The Bayern Munich legend recorded the video to urge fans to stay at home amid the COVID-19 outbreak

Former Ghana and Bayern Munich defender Samuel Osei Kuffour has given fans a sneak peek into his plush mansion at East Legon in Accra.

In a video sighted by YEN.com.gh, Sammy Kuffour joined the #stayhomechallenge, one of the many social media campaigns to get people to stay home to curb the spread of COVID-19.

The 2001 UEFA Champions League winner was dressed in training kits as he played football at home.

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Sammy Kuffour's mansion

Standing in the middle of his large compound, Sammy Kuffour showed some simple ball juggling skills.

After playing the ball for some time, Kuffour stopped and offered his fans advice on staying home amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

"We all know our situation. Please, let's stay home with the family and do the best for ourselves. God bless."

Apart from showing his football skills, the video also showed the large compound of Kuffour's house filled with many posh cars.

Watch the video below:

Sammy Kuffour career

Sammy Kuffour burst onto the scene as an Under-17 player for Ghana and moved to Europe after signing for Torino F.C. in 1991, aged 15, after playing for King Faisal.

He joined FC Bayern Munich in 1993 from the Italian club, and after a season-long loan spell with FC Nürnberg in the second division, he made a breakthrough with the Bavarians.

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Kuffour spent 11 seasons with Bayern, rising from the youth teams to be a prominent first-squad member who lifted the UEFA Champions League with the club.

He was an integral part of the squad that won the 2000–2001 Champions League and scored the winning goal in the 2001 Intercontinental Cup, after which he was subsequently named Man of the Match.

With such a profile, he has not only become one of Ghana's most iconic footballers but also one of the richest and the view from his house which is estimated to be worth $2m is a testament.

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Source: YEN.com.gh