Player Profile: PRINCE POLLEY

• Full name: Prince Polley
• Nationality: Ghana
• Position: Forward / Striker
• National team: Ghana

Career Summary

Prince Polley is a retired Ghanaian footballer best known for his role as a forward with the Ghana national team during the 1980s and early 1990s. He was recognized for his pace, goal-scoring instincts and ability to operate both as a central striker and on the wing.

Notable Clubs

• Asante Kotoko (Ghana)
• CS Sfaxien (Tunisia)
• VfB Leipzig (Germany) — played in the early 1990s
• Other clubs in Europe and Africa during his professional career

International Career

• Represented Ghana at senior level. He was part of the national squad during African Cup of Nations (AFCON) campaigns in the late 1980s.
• Known for scoring important goals for Ghana in regional and continental competitions.

Legacy

Prince Polley is remembered among Ghanaian fans as one of the notable forwards of his generation, contributing to both club and country with important attacking performances. His moves abroad in the late 1980s and early 1990s helped pave the way for more Ghanaian players to play professionally in Europe.

Notes

• Exact club appearance and goal statistics from that era are not comprehensively documented in all sources.
• If specific dates, match details, or statistical records are needed (club-by-club appearances, goals, AFCON editions played), archival match databases or historical Ghana Football Association records can provide deeper verification.