The article highlights the lack of involvement and recognition of former African football stars in the development of football on the continent. It points out that while there are many legendary players with valuable experience and knowledge, they are often overlooked or not actively engaged in the football structures of their respective countries. The author emphasizes the positive examples set by countries like Cameroon, Ghana, Nigeria, and Zambia, where former players like Roger Milla, Abedi Pele, and Kalusha Bwalya have been actively involved in football administration and development. The article suggests that African nations should tap into the expertise of their football legends to contribute to the growth and success of the sport on the continent.
AFRICAN FOOTBALL: THE NEED TO DEAL WITH FORMER GLORIES
