No African nation has produced more world-class footballers per capita than Ghana. Michael Essien, Asamoah Gyan, the Ayew brothers, Thomas Partey, Mohammed Kudus—the list of Ghanaian stars who've graced the world's biggest stages is extraordinary for a country of 33 million people. This isn't coincidence. It's infrastructure.

No African nation has produced more world-class footballers per capita than Ghana. Michael Essien, Asamoah Gyan, the Ayew brothers, Thomas Partey, Mohammed Kudus—the list of Ghanaian stars who've graced the world's biggest stages is extraordinary for a country of 33 million people. This isn't coincidence. It's infrastructure.

When Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney bought Wrexham AFC in Wales, they captured the world's imagination. A celebrity-backed lower-league club with a documentary series, global merchandise sales, and back-to-back promotions became the blueprint for modern football club storytelling. But Wrexham cost approximately £2 million. What if you could replicate that model for under $5,000? In Kenya, you can.

When Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney bought Wrexham AFC in Wales, they captured the world's imagination. A celebrity-backed lower-league club with a documentary series, global merchandise sales, and back-to-back promotions became the blueprint for modern football club storytelling. But Wrexham cost approximately £2 million. What if you could replicate that model for under $5,000? In Kenya, you can.