Former Ghanaian footballer Michael Essien is facing financial struggles, leading to a court-ordered sale of two mansions.
The mansions, located in East Legon and Trassaco, Adjiringanor, are expected to be auctioned off.
One of the properties is valued at $20-30 million, sparking debate on social media about property values in Ghana.
Essien’s financial difficulties include unpaid loans, prompting the Accra High Court Commercial Division’s order. The sale has raised concerns about post-retirement financial challenges for professional athletes.
Essien’s illustrious football career included stints at Chelsea, Real Madrid, and AC Milan.
Despite his success, he has faced financial struggles since retiring.
The auction has sparked a broader conversation about financial management and legal affairs among professional athletes.
Source: OccupyGh.com
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