Ghanaian players were not left out in celebrations, as some of them picked up winners medals with their teams in some of the just ended season in Europe.
GHANAsoccernet.com takes a look at 13 Ghanaian players who had the privilege of winning silverware with their respective clubs in Europe with most leagues coming to an end.
KWADWO ASAMOAH (Juventus, Italy)
Black Stars versatile midfielder Kwadwo Asamoah secured his fifth straight Scudetti after Juventus were crowned 2016/17 Italian Serie A league champions to add to their third consecutive Coppa Italia titles they won some few weeks ago.
Asamoah will however, be looking to add the European Champions League title to his trophy cabinet on June 3rd when they square off against Spanish giants Real Madrid at Cardiff later this month.
The 28-year-old lost his place in the team to Brazilian left full back Alex Sandro but he managed to rack up 17 appearances in all competitions and failed to register a goal.
JOHN BOYE (Sivasspor, Turkey)
Sivasspor won the league with 62 points after winning 17 games, 11 draws and 6 losses.
Boye played the entire season without being red carded.
SAMUEL TETTEH (Red Bull Salzaburg, Austria)
Tetteh, 20, was recalled back from his loan spell at the club's feeder side FC Liefering in the European winter transfer window after bagging in 10 goals in 20 games in the Bundesliga II.
Nevertheless, he failed to rack up any appearance for the side due to injury.
SAMUEL LARYEA MENSAH (Ostersunds FK, Sweden)
The 28-year-old has garnered 12 appearances for Ostersunds in the ongoing Swedish Allsvenskan league.
FRANK ACHEAMPONG (Anderlecht, Belgium)
It was Acheampong’s second Belgian league title with the Royal Blues after his first in the 2013/2014 season.
The speedy winger scored 2 goals in 28 appearances for the side.
It has been reported that English Premier League club Bournemouth and Watford are jostling for his signature.
EMMANUEL ADJEI SOWAH (Anderlecht, Belgium)
The former Dreams FC defender played 6 games for the league giants in their run-ins to the title but failed to register his name on the score sheet.
The 19-year-old has emerged as a prime target for Germany Bundesliga side RB Leipzig.
DENNIS APPIAH (Anderlecht, Belgium)
He made 16 appearances for the side but with no goal to his credit.
EBENEZER OFORI (VfL Stuttgart, Germany)
The 21-year-old made nine appearances after joining the club in February on his return from the 2017 Africa Cup of Nations.
HANS NUNOO SARPEI (VfL Stuttgart)
However, he did enough for coach Hannes Wolf’s side to warrant a medal.
Sarpei is expected to regain full fitness ahead of next season.
RAHIM AYEW (FC EUROPA, Gibraltar)
Ayew played 24 matches and scored two goals with seven assists.
By winning the league, FC Europa have qualified for their first UEFA Champions League qualifying rounds.
RAPHAEL DWAMENA (FC Zurich, Switzerland)
The highly skillful striker didn’t disappoint as he plundered in 9 goals from 14 games to accomplish the target set to him when he joined the side from Austrian outfit Lustenau in January.
KENNEDY BOATENG (LASK Linz, Austria)
Boateng, 20, who joined the Austrian Bundesliga II side from WAFA last season at the start of the campaign, managed to feature 21 times and registered two goals.
GIDEON MENSAH (Red Bull Salzburg/ FC Liefering, Austria)
Mensah joined Red Bull Salzburg last year from Ghana Premier League side WAFA SC.
He made 15 appearances for Red Bull’s feeder side FC Liefering as they finished 2nd to LASK Linz on the Bundesliga II table.
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