The recent history of Ghanaian football cannot be written without mentioning Sammy Adjei as one if not the most outstanding goalkeeper in the last two decades.
For over five years, the Hearts of Oak legend served as the first-choice goalkeeper for the Black Stars and became a household name for his spectacular saves.
For both club and the national team, the man nicknamed 'Bamako' wowed followers with his goalkeeping skills.
Diving, saving, and agility are qualities ascribed to the former Ashdod of Israeli goalkeeper.
With the Black Stars, Sammy Adjei made 38 appearances, with his most memorable moments coming in the 2006 World Cup qualifiers.
He won league titles with Hearts of Oak before moving to Ashdod in Israel and Club Africain in Tunisia.
He hang up his boots, but here is a video compilation of some of his best saves that propelled him to the level he attained.
Watch the video below
Also, watch this week's episode of the Friday debate on GhanaWeb TV with Joel Eshun in the post below:
