Ex African Footballers Grace The Dedication Ceremony of The Invicible Park In Monrovia-Liberia

​ Ex professional footballers Asamoah Gyan, Jay-Jay Okocha, El Hajj Diouf and Emmanuel Adebayor led the delegation  at the dedication ceremony of the Invincible Sports Park in Monrovia-Liberia. 



 



The Invincible Sports Park is a newly sports center built by the government of Liberia as part of their agenda to develop football in their country.Their presence means a lot to President George Oppong Weah and his people as to how influential they have been during their career both on the African Continent and European Continent as well. 

 

 

 


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