Former Ghanaian international Michael Essien has returned to Ghana as part of a cultural exchange program organized by Danish club FC Nordsjaelland. The initiative, aimed at fostering ties with Ghana and inspiring young football talents, has created a buzz among football enthusiasts in the country.
FC Nordsjaelland arrived in Ghana on Saturday, December 7, and are based at the renowned Right to Dream Academy in Old Akrade. Their stay is filled with activities designed to immerse the team in Ghanaian culture while strengthening their bond with the academy.
The team held their first training session on Monday morning, marking the beginning of a series of engagements. The delegation includes first-team players and staff who are participating in various activities to promote diversity and cultural appreciation.
Essien, who serves as a coach at FC Nordsjaelland, has been a central figure in the program. His presence has generated excitement among young players at the academy and football fans across the nation. The program reflects FC Nordsjaelland’s dedication to developing young talent and celebrating cultural diversity.
The visit underscores the club’s commitment to nurturing future football stars while enhancing their global perspective through cultural exchange initiatives.
