Black Stars winger Joseph Paintsil has expressed his desire to invest in real estate and football development, once he retires from professional football.
In an exclusive convo with The BAC Sports Channel, the 27 year-old revealed his plans for the future beyond his football career, sharing his ambitions to make significant investments in both real estate and football development.
Once he hangs up his boots, Paintsil aims to contribute to the growth of the sport while also venturing into the property market, ensuring a lasting legacy both on and off the field.
“I always think life after football, I want to be in real estate, I also want to help the kids, to have a football club and academy to help the kids. It’s my dream,” he stated.
Joe elaborated that he hopes to support young football players in his hometown (Kwahu), located in the Eastern Region of Ghana, where he first began his football journey.
With these plans in mind, Paintsil’s vision goes beyond just personal success. Combining his passion for football with strategic business investments, he aims to leave a meaningful impact on both the sports world and the wider community.