Moise Katumbi - The Abramovich of African football

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• komfo 10 years ago

  I hope Hearts of Oak and Asante Kotoko are learning some lessons from this man.

  I hope Hearts of Oak and Asante Kotoko are learning some lessons from this man.

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• Komla Ganyo 10 years ago

  How can they learn if they feel comfortable playing at national stadium. They don't even have secure training grounds of their own like that of Ashgold & Aduana stars. What a disgrace !!!!! Lack of foresight!!! Only good at ...
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  How can they learn if they feel comfortable playing at national stadium. They don't even have secure training grounds of their own like that of Ashgold & Aduana stars. What a disgrace !!!!! Lack of foresight!!! Only good at bragging. MASTER BRAGGERS

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• UZZAH 10 years ago

  Have u seen Abramovich dressed like a cowboy? Abramovich makes money talk & bullshit walks. However u journalists cannot get closer to him for solli.

  Have u seen Abramovich dressed like a cowboy? Abramovich makes money talk & bullshit walks. However u journalists cannot get closer to him for solli.

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• TITUS 10 years ago

  The guy is using the money he made from being a Governor of his country's province to re-structure his impoverished citizens. He has clearly identified a vehicle that can allow him to make the best impact and that is 'soccer' ...
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  The guy is using the money he made from being a Governor of his country's province to re-structure his impoverished citizens. He has clearly identified a vehicle that can allow him to make the best impact and that is 'soccer'. I think he needs to be praised and emulated as well. Our politicians are stupid but he seems to be very wise and I am happy to read about a soul which is so patriotic like him. May he live long to do more for his country and it's people.

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• pablo 10 years ago

  big up africa

  big up africa

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• Adimah A. N.(Virgin-brother) 10 years ago

  kudos to him.we are hoping for a time where African clubs will pay players wages closer to those of the Europian clubs to keep our best talents playing here in africa so that we can rub shoulders with european counterparts an ...
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  kudos to him.we are hoping for a time where African clubs will pay players wages closer to those of the Europian clubs to keep our best talents playing here in africa so that we can rub shoulders with european counterparts and eliminate the issues with clubs versus countries when it comes to release of players for African tournaments.

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