The SAS Finance Group has written to the Ghana Football Association to extend invitations to the 21 players of the Black Satellites 2009 U20 World Cup winning team for collection of their investment cheques.
This follows the maturity of the fifteen(15)-year investment made on behalf of the Black Satellites 2009 U-20 World Cup playing body by the Ministry of Youth and Sports on January 4, 2025.
The invitation extended to the players was contained in a letter addressed to the General Secretary of the Ghana Football Association and copied to the Ministry of Youth and Sports. A total investment of GHc210,000 was made on behalf of the 21 players, with each player allocated GHc10,000 by the Ministry in 2009.
“This investment has matured after 15 years, and the players can now collect their cheques from the SAS Office in Accra, starting from January 8, 2025”, said SAS.
“To collect their cheques, players must present a valid Ghana Card for identification purposes. If a player is unable to collect their cheque personally, they can authorize a third party to do so by presenting a notarized Power of Attorney”, the statement continued.
“The SAS Office is located on the 14th floor of the World Trade Centre, Independence Avenue, Accra”, the Statement went on to say.
This investment package also included an annual insurance cover to cater for life and health-related expenses for each player over the 15-year period, SAS added.
The Black Satellites’ 2009 U-20 World Cup win was a historic moment for Ghanaian football, marking the country’s first and only U-20 World Cup title to date.
Attached to the letter was the list of players who are beneficiaries of this investment:
1. Daniel Agyei
2. Samuel Inkoom
3. Gladson Awako
4. Jonathan Mensah
5. Daniel Addo
6. David Addy
7. Abeiku Quansah
8. Emmanuel Agyemang Badu
9. Opoku Agyemang
10. Andre Ayew
11. Latif Salifu
12. Ghandy Kassenu
13. Mohammed Rabiu
14. Daniel Opare
15. Philip Boampong
16. Robert Dabuo
17. Ransford Osei
18. John Benson
19. Bright Addai
20. Dominic Adiyiah
21. Joseph Addo
