After the demise of the first shot-stopper of Accra-based club Legon Cities, the attention of the welfare second goalkeeper William Essu was drawn as his current condition is not at the best.
William who believes to be owed by his club Legon Cities and winning a bonus from the National team after qualifying against Algeria for the Chan tournament in Morocco early this year has been neglected as he battles out for his life.
As many football lovers called out for help for Essu, the Professional Footballers Association of Ghana led by Mr. Anthony Yeboah, paid a courtesy visit to William as they pledged their support for him.
“Our visit serves as a poignant reminder that, beyond the game, these footballers are human beings who can lean on one another for support and inspiration during life’s challenges.
The PFAG will continue to be with the footballers and for the footballers” – they stated after their visit.
Source: Ghana/DenkyiramanRadio/919 FM / Emmanuel Frimpong
