Prince Tagoe Jams to Shatta Wale's Music After Fallout With Stonebwoy
- Former Black Stars player Prince Tagoe has given fans and netizens a glimpse into his lavish lifestyle
- In a video, the player showcased luxurious watches and chains while jamming to a Shatta Wale song
- The video, which comes after Prince Tagoe’s alleged fallout with Stonebwoy, stirred reactions online
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Ghanaian football veteran Prince Tagoe, popularly known as the 'Prince of Goals', has garnered attention on social media after a video of him looking fresh and handsome surfaced.
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Prince Tagoe scored seven goals in 36 appearances for the Ghana national team and had a successful club career, scoring at least 18 goals in the Ghana Premier League during the 2004-05 season.
He started his career at Tudu Mighty Jets, a local football club. He made his senior debut with Midtjylland-Maamobi 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, earning him the nickname Prince of Goals.
The 38-year-old former Black Stars striker was seen in a video sporting a casual outfit, a flashy watch, bracelet, and chains as he jammed to Shatta Wale's Duna.
The retired player is an avid reggae and dancehall music lover and a huge fan of the dancehall star and Jamaican musician, PopCaan, reportedly playing a major role in his global management team.
Prince Tagoe was once a financier for Stonebwoy. Last year, he granted an interview confirming that he and the Tuff Seed hit-maker had fallen out.
Prince Tagoe speaks on past with Stonebwoy
In an interview, Prince Tagoe admitted that his relationship with Stonebwoy had deteriorated despite being a financier and enabler behind the artist after his exit from Samini's music label, High-Grade Family.
The former Hoffenheim star said he introduced the Ghanaian superstar to Togolese legend, Emmanuel Adebayor, and used to provide his luxury fleet of cars to the musician and his team.
"Someone told me that he has even unfollowed me on Instagram," the football star cried out as he talked about his current relationship with Stonebwoy.
He explained that Stonebwoy's treatment is no different from that of other musicians like Praye, for whom he pumped money into executive producing their albums.
Media personality Mr Logic, in one of his appearances on the United Showbiz programme, highlighted Tagoe's efforts and bashed artists for not recognising and acknowledging the footballer.
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Prince Tagoe ordered to pay $40,000
Earlier, YEN.com.gh also reported that Prince Tagoe had been ordered to pay back $40,000 to George Boateng, a member of the Ghana Black Stars coaching staff, after the former footballer was charged with defrauding by false pretences by an Accra Circuit Court.
The prosecution stated that Tagoe had agreed to import a vehicle for the complainant at an equivalent of GH¢265,200, following initial discussions in 2020. The court stated he promised to deliver the car to Boateng on March 30, 2021, but had failed to do so.
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Source: YEN.com.gh
