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Black Stars Legends, Music Stars Rally Behind Prince Tagoe After Betbooker Ambassadorship

Former Black Stars captains Asamoah Gyan and Stephen Appiah, football legends Laryea Kingston and Fatawu Dauda, as well as several Ghanaian music stars and media personalities, have congratulated former Black Stars striker Prince Tagoe on his latest career move as brand ambassador for betting company Betbooker.
Explaining the decision to sign Prince Tagoe, Betbooker Country Manager Edith Amoah said the partnership was influenced by a shared vision between the company and the former Black Stars striker.
For Prince Tagoe, the new role marks another chapter in a football journey that saw him represent Ghana at the highest level and earn recognition as one of the country’s notable strikers.
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