Ghana 2014 Asamoah Away Kit (L)
Ghana
2014 Away Kit
Asamoah #20
Puma
Large
Pre-Owned / Excellent Condition
During the 2014 FIFA World Cup, Kwadwo Asamoah was a key player for Ghana, showcasing his versatility and technical ability on the biggest stage. Primarily a midfielder, he was deployed as a left wing-back during the tournament, demonstrating his adaptability and work rate. Asamoah played all three group-stage matches against the United States, Germany, and Portugal, providing defensive stability while also contributing to the attack. His standout moment came in the match against Portugal, where he delivered a stunning outside-of-the-foot assist for Asamoah Gyan’s goal. Despite flashes of brilliance, Ghana struggled in a tough group and were eliminated in the first round with just one point. Although the tournament ended in disappointment for the Black Stars, Asamoah remained one of Ghana’s most consistent and talented players, continuing to shine at club level with Juventus.
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Ghana
2014 Away Kit
Asamoah #20
Puma
Large
Pre-Owned / Excellent Condition
During the 2014 FIFA World Cup, Kwadwo Asamoah was a key player for Ghana, showcasing his versatility and technical ability on the biggest stage. Primarily a midfielder, he was deployed as a left wing-back during the tournament, demonstrating his adaptability and work rate. Asamoah played all three group-stage matches against the United States, Germany, and Portugal, providing defensive stability while also contributing to the attack. His standout moment came in the match against Portugal, where he delivered a stunning outside-of-the-foot assist for Asamoah Gyan’s goal. Despite flashes of brilliance, Ghana struggled in a tough group and were eliminated in the first round with just one point. Although the tournament ended in disappointment for the Black Stars, Asamoah remained one of Ghana’s most consistent and talented players, continuing to shine at club level with Juventus.
