ANTHONY YEBOAH

Anthony Yeboah

 
Date of birth     6 June 1966 (age 46)
Place of birth     Kumasi, Ghana
Height     1.80 m (5 ft 11 in)
Playing position     Striker

 

Senior career*

1981–1983     Asante Kotoko     50     (30)
1983–1985     Cornerstones Kumasi     65     (68)
1986–1987     Okwawu United     35     (35)
1988–1990     1. FC Saarbrücken     65     (26)
1990–1995     Eintracht Frankfurt     123     (68)

  Saison 1992/93 (stehend v.l.): Michael Klein, Anthony Yeboah, Jörn Andersen, Rolf Weber, Manfred Binz, Uwe Bindewald, Heinz Gründel; (mittlere Reihe v.l.) Trainer Dragoslav Stepanovic, Co-Trainer Karlheinz Körbel, Ingo Schlösser. Jochen Kientz, Uwe Rahn, Dirk Wolf, Axel Kruse, Frank Möller, Lizenzspielerobmann Rainer Falkenhain, Masseur Lutz Meinl; (vorne v.l.) Uwe Bein, Dietmar Roth, Stefan Studer. Ulrich Stein, Thomas Ernst, Marek Penska, Edgar Schmitt, Ralf Falkenmayer und Zeugwart Anton Hübler.

1995     → Leeds United (loan)     18     (12)
1995–1997     Leeds United     29     (12)

 1995/96.

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 Monaco Vs Leeds 12/09/1995
Leeds United 1995-96: The starting team at Monaco
Back row: Carlton Palmer, John Pemberton, David Wetherall, Noel Whelan, Brian Deane,
Tony Yeboah, John Lukic.
Front row: Gary Kelly, Gary McAllister, Gary Speed, Tony Dorigo.

1997–2001     Hamburger SV     100     (28)

2001–2003     Al-Ittihad Doha     30     (11)

National team
1985–1997     Ghana     59     (29)

ABEDI PELÉ

Abedi Ayew
 

Date of birth     5 November 1964 (age 47)
Place of birth     Accra, Greater Accra, Ghana
Playing position     Attacking midfielder

 

Youth career
197?–1978     Great Falcons

Senior career*

1980–1982     Real Tamale United     46     (21)

1982–1983     Al Sadd     8     (7)

1983–1984     Zürich     18     (9)

1984     Dragons l'Ouémé     8     (11)

1985     Real Tamale United     19     (7)

1987     Mulhouse     16     (5)

1987–1989     Marseille     9     (0)

1988–1990     Lille     61     (16)

1990–1993     Marseille     103     (23)

1993–1994     Lyon     29     (3)

1994–1996     Torino     49     (11)

1996–1998     1860 Munich     50     (2)

1998–2000     Al Ain     31     (28)

Total         479     (157)

National team
1982–1998     Ghana     67     (33[1])