Frankfurt fan tattoos name and jersey number of club legend Tony Yeboah on his back
Iconic former Ghanaian footballer, Tony Yeboah, remains a revered figure in Frankfurt, where his legacy is celebrated with deep admiration.
Recently resurfacing on the internet, a striking image depicts a devoted fan having Yeboah's name and jersey number permanently inked on his back, underscoring the adoration for the football legend.
Yeboah's illustrious journey began in Ghana, where he honed his skills with Asante Kotoko, Cornerstones, and Okwawu United before making his mark in European football.
His pivotal move to Germany saw him initially with FC Saarbrucken, followed by a defining period at Eintracht Frankfurt in the Bundesliga.
Despite later transferring to Leeds United in the Premier League, Yeboah's bond with Frankfurt endures, evident in the viral tattoo tribute that faithfully recreates the Eintracht Frankfurt jersey, proudly displaying his name and number.
During his tenure at Eintracht Frankfurt, Yeboah showcased his prowess, featuring in over 120 matches and impressively scoring 68 goals.
Beyond his on-field exploits, Yeboah remains a trailblazer as one of the league's pioneering black footballers.
Following his successful stint in Frankfurt, Yeboah continued his career with Leeds United and Hamburg SV before retiring following a brief spell at Al Ittihad in the Saudi Pro League.
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