Serge Gakpé, the Togolese midfielder, recently took part in a questionnaire published by Maxifoot, shedding light on various aspects of his life as a footballer and beyond. In the questionnaire, Gakpé revealed some interesting insights, including his childhood idol and favorite football club.
Gakpé’s childhood idol was Ronaldo, the Brazilian striker, distinguishing him from Cristiano Ronaldo. He expressed admiration for FC Barcelona, citing players like Ronaldinho, Eto’o, and Messi for their impact on his love for the game.
Having played alongside Yaya Touré during his time at Monaco, Gakpé praised the Ivorian midfielder’s talent and influence on the pitch, acknowledging his significant contributions to the team.
Reflecting on his career highlights, Gakpé fondly recalled the 2013 Africa Cup of Nations (CAN) in South Africa, where Togo qualified for the quarter-finals, despite a narrow defeat to Burkina Faso. This achievement remains one of his most cherished memories in football.
