AFCON 2019 kicked off over the weekend and so far all the teams that have played, have shown that they're fighter's and ready to take home the trophy.
African Footballers plying their trade across the world have converged in Egypt to make their home countries proud by the end of the tournament. 24 nations are participating in AFCON.
Well, apart from AFCON, let's look at some of these footballers extravagant lifestyles.
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Celebrities don't care for suffering traffic for hours on end. That is not a struggle they would relate with.
Ever.
Yes, they have the mullah to buy expensive machinery to navigate traffic, but they also have lotsa mullah to buy another mode of transport that will not be ensnared in traffic.
A private jet.
There is a clique of footballers who've made themselves proud and living the life of the party, flying in their own comfortable private jets but shockingly, none is from the East African region, leave alone Kenya.
- Mo Salah
The Egypt national team and Liverpool FC's player is among the highest-paid Africa n footballers in the world. He has an annual salary of $14 million in Liverpool. The 2019 EPL golden boot winner's worth is estimated at around $40 million.
Nicknamed Egyptian Messi, he has won several awards them African player of the Year (2018), 2019, BBC African Footballer of the Year 2017, CAF Most Promising Talent of the Year (2012), FIFA Puskas Award (2018), Premier Lague Golden Boot (2017,2019].
Check out photos of his jet
2. Asamoah Gyan
The all-time leading goalscorer of the Ghana national team Black Stars player is among the richest footballers in Ghana.
Asamoah Gyan, nicknamed Baby Jet has been an instrumental player for Ghana national team and he's known for his lavish lifestyle.
He recently got an air carrier travel license for his Baby Jet airline.
He currently plays for Kayserispor FC in Turkey. He has captained Black Stars for quite a while.
Asamoah has played for other teams among them Sunderland, Stade Rennais, Al Ain FC.
His net worth is estimated at $ 23 Million.
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