Ghana goalkeeper Adam Kwarasey has taken time out of his post-League match break to visit a young Ghanaian football school team in Norway.
The Stromsgodset safest pair of hands travelled to the Abildso Park, an A1 Astro Turf in Oslo along with scouts and some Ghanaian soccer fans, to witness how Ghana's Roman Ridge School were pipped 2-1 to Norwegian side Grue in an Under-16 tounament.
The competition is aimed at nurturing football talents of young Ghanaian footballers as well as providing them with quality education. It is also part of efforts to unearth raw talents in the basic schools and provide those young players with the opportunity to realize their dreams as footballers
Kwarasey posed for photographs with the school's pupils as well as signing autographs for the youngsters.
He was in action last Saturday as he manned his team to a comfortable 3-1 victory over Sandnes ULF in the Norwegian Eliteserien at Sandnes Idrettspark.
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