A picture of Ghana's midfield maestro, Michael Essien's statue, has created loads of chat via web-based networking media after pictures of it were contrasted with those of global footballers, Cristiano Ronaldo, Gareth Bale and Diego Maradona
The workmanship has been in existence for a few years now on the Boadi Road in Kumasi yet the craftsman is obscure.
Essien started his football vocation with Ghana Premier League side Liberty Professionals before moving to Europe, where he played for top sides like Chelsea, Real Madrid and AC Milan winning heaps of club cum singular awards along.
Essien was part of the team that qualified Ghana to its first since ever World Cup in 2006 and helped the group achieve the finals of the 2010 AFCON.
The midfield maestro who right now carries out his specialty with Indonesian topflight side Persib Bandung has seen his outputs acknowledged in his country, with a statue raised in his respect.
Portraying the figure, a renown online gateway said the statue "looks totally unnatural for a footballer to be in this position with his legs crossed and the ball at his feet.
"When you go onto his colossal torso and a slight piece of midsection protruding his shirt at the midriff line."
Lastly, the metallic creation's delineation of Essien's face is a thing of unadulterated excellence. The work of art is unmistakably skillful however the resemblance to the genuine thing is exceptionally flawed.", the depiction read.
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