There was a period when Daniel-Kofi Kyereh seemed to be everywhere in Ghanaian football conversations.
His name travelled home from Germany, carried by the performances of a young midfielder who had suddenly become impossible to ignore.
Week after week, Kyereh was producing the kind of football that made Ghanaian fans sit up: goals, assists, clever movement and an effortless ability to glide through games.
That was how Kyereh became a household name.
Before his German adventure, he was largely an unfamiliar name to the wider Ghanaian public. But his exploits with St. Pauli changed that.
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