Ghana has been adjudged as Africa’s second-biggest exporter of footballers in 2019. This was released after a survey by CIES Football Observatory monthly report.
As usual, Brazil topped the rankings for countries exporting footballers, something they have been well noted for.
According to CIES report, the South American giants have a total of 1,330 players playing in 147 leagues across the globe.
Brazilians are present in 85 associations out of 98. This reflects the unique role played by Brazil in supplying professional footballers worldwide.
With over 800 expatriates, France and Argentina also stand out from the crowd as exporting nations. Overall, almost a quarter of expatriates are from Brazil, France or Argentina (22.5%).
The leading exporters from other continents are Nigeria for Africa (10th place, 361 expatriates), with Ghana occupying the 12th spot with 286 expatriates, a report on Ghanasoccernet cited.
It represents a 20% increment in the number of talents from Ghana plying their trade outside the country as compared to 2018.
Source: ghgossip.com
