Theophidack Nti’s biography, net worth, fact, career, awards and life story

Intro Ghanaian footballer
Is Athlete 
Football player 
Association football player 
From Ghana 
Type Sports 
Gender male
Birth 3 April 1977, Accra, Ghana
Age: 43 years
Star sign Aries
Sports Teams
Richmond Kickers Future
F.C. Nania
Ghana national football team

Theophidack Nti (born 3 April 1977 in Accra) is a Ghanaian footballer.

Career

He joined Nania F.C. from the second division side in Madina United in 2001, during this period he led the team to be promoted into the Ghanaian first division league. In 2003, he captained the team in its first major tournament in Switzerland in which Nania won a bronze medal, he won an MVP award in that tournament. In 2004, the team won a silver medal in Germany, during its second outing in Europe, Nti captained the team and won an award as one of the most outstanding midfielders of the tournament. He captained Nania in another tournament in Switzerland the same year in which Nania won a silver medal. In addition, Nti led Nania to qualify from the second division to the first division in August 2004, he moved in January 2005 to Richmond Kickers Future.

College Experience and Honors

In college, Nti led the University of Ghana soccer team to win the University League in 1999, in 2001, he led the same team to win the first West African University games held in Ghana.

International

Played with Ghanaian Under-20 National Team in 1995.

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