Former Asante Kotoko winger, Robert Eshun, has passed away in London at the age of 49.
The ex-Ghana international, according to GhanaSoccerNet reportedly suffered a cardiac arrest while driving to work in the early hours of Monday.
Known by his popular alias "Ebo Electric," Eshun is notably remembered for his significant contribution during the 1990 FA Cup final.
His career began at Asante Kotoko, and he later played for clubs in Belgium.
He played for clubs including Turnhot, Tielen, and Lommel during the early nineties.
Eshun additionally had experience in the Turkish Super Lig with Gazientep before concluding his professional career with Sarawak in Malaysia.
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Farewell Dear Friend! Robert, you were a good friend and a good person. I am so honoured to have had the opportunity to not only play football with you in tournaments around Malaysia and Asia, but to have had you as a dear friend. You gave me many great and happy memories of our times together. Ones that I truly cherish and will remember with fondness and forever! I hope that the time you spent in Malaysia was a happy moment in your life too. As you gave me and many others happy moments in havi...