Aduana Stars midfielder Gideon Obeng Kyeremeh is the record holder as the youngest to play in the Ghana Premier League.
Kyeremeh, nicknamed Super Star, made his debut last November against Berekum Chelsea when he was 13 years, 10 months and 22 days.
He had come on to replace Richard Mpong.
''I don't know anything about the record,'' he told SportsObama.com.
''I have been enjoying the experience of playing for one of the biggest teams in Ghana and to share a dressing room with these big players in the league.
''At first, I was a bit nervous but after staying with the team for over a year, things have become normal.''
Kyeremeh, formerly of Berekum-based juvenile side Young Arsenals, is a graduate of the TI Ahmadiyya Senior High School.
Last Sunday, he played a part in Aduana Stars' 6-0 thumping of Inter Allies.
NDC played no key role in Sedina Tamakloe's extradition, NPP did — Ahiagbah
Seven feared dead in Saturday dawn collision at Zebila
6th Ministers of State Awards saga: 'It is unfair to suggest all awardees bought...
I didn't pay money for recognition at 6th Ghana Ministers of State Excellence Aw...
2026 World Cup: Rescind decision denying Thomas Partey visa in the interest of f...
June 13: Cedi appreciates, sells at GHS12.30 on forex market, GHS11.06 on BoG in...
Plea bargains favour the rich and powerful in practice — Arthur Kennedy
Exim Bank fraud case: I agree that other persons must answer some questions — Ak...
Exim Bank fraud case: Wontumi must admit guilt before any plea deal — Akwatia MP
Exim Bank fraud case: 'Wontumi's plea bargain is not an admission of guilt' — Na...
