On his TV show, Akrobeto takes things to a whole new level by hosting German Bundesliga powers Borussia Dortmund.
Real News is a spoof TV show hosted by Akrobeto that went viral when the host's funny mispronunciations of popular football players and clubs went viral on the internet.
BVB Legends, a group of ex-Dortmund players, are in Ghana for a charity game, and two of them made it a point to meet Akrobeto and appear on his show.
Jan Koller and Roman Weidenfeller of Borussia Dortmund shared a photo of themselves in the studio with Akrobeto.
The former Dortmund players are in Ghana for a match against an African Giants team led by Ghanaian icon Abedi Pele.
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In a thrilling football encounter at the Accra Sports Stadium, Borussia Dortmund legends tied 2-2 with the African Giants.
Prince Tagoe, a former Black Stars forward, scored late in the game as the African Giants drew with Borussia Dortmund Legends at the Accra Sports Stadium on Saturday, June 11.
The match was the highlight of the German club's visit to Ghana as part of their relationship with Shooting Stars in Division Two.
Former players such as Sammy Kufour, Awudu Issaka, Stephen Appiah, Charles Taylor, and others competed for the continent's Giants in a hotly contested game.
Ibrahim Tanko, Jan Koller, Roman Weidenfeller, and Mohamed Zidan, a former Egypt forward, all played for Dortmund.
Boruss Augustine Arhinful scored the first goal for the African Giants at the Accra Sports Stadium, capping off a well-played pass from Appiah.
Sammy Kufour, Yaw Preko, Awudu Issaka, Asamoah Gyan, Adebayor, Stephen Appiah, C. K. Akunnor, Kwadwo Asamoah, Charles Taylor, Prince Tagoe, and Sammy Adjei were among the African Giants who competed in the match.
Champions League champion Karl Heinze Riedle, Jan Koller, and ex-goalkeeper Roman Weidenfeller were among the Dortmund legends.
Augustine Arhinful opened the scoring for the African Giants, but former Egyptian international Mohammed Zidan equalized for Dortmund with a penalty kick.
Dortmund legends tied 2-2 with the African Giants in a friendly match. Kevin Grobkreutz, a former Dortmund player, gave the Germans the lead when he sent the ball above former Hearts of Oak goalkeeper Sammy Adjei's reach.
Former Black Stars star Prince Tagoe scored the match-tying goal after a brilliant combination of passes from the African Giants.
Following the steps, other local personalities took upon themselves to continue their charity games.
On Friday, June 10, Hans Nunoo Sarpei, a midfielder for FC Ingolstadt, donated many goods to students in Accra's Jamestown neighborhood.
The donation was made through his organization, Hans Nunoo Sarpei Foundation, with the intention of empowering the students through education and football.
20 cartons of pens, pencils, and erasers, as well as Puma athletic shoes, were among the donations.
As part of the celebration, the HN Sarpei Foundation hosted a football tournament at the Ghana National Fire Service Training School Park in Jamestown, with male and female teams from eight schools competing for first place.
Wisdom Preparatory School won the boys' competition, defeating Adedeinkpo 1 & 2 Primary School 5-1 in the final.
