The Ghana Police Service, through the International Criminal Police Organisation (INTERPOL), is reportedly seeking information on the whereabouts of Ghanaian footballer Agyemang Isaac Kwabena, who has gone missing in Spain after travelling to the European country for football trials.
Kwabena, who is associated with Asokwa Deportivo SC, departed Ghana for Spain on October 2, 2026, to pursue an opportunity to showcase his football talent and potentially secure a professional contract.
He was expected to return to Ghana on October 30, 2026. However, concerns have emerged following his failure to return on the scheduled date, with his current whereabouts yet to be established.
The footballer’s trip was reportedly intended to provide him with an opportunity to participate in trials and explore possible opportunities with football clubs in Spain.
His disappearance has raised concerns among those familiar with his journey, particularly as the expected return date has passed without confirmation of his safe return.
The Ghana Police Service, through INTERPOL, is reportedly seeking information that could assist in locating the player and establishing the circumstances surrounding his disappearance.
The case also highlights the challenges and potential risks young African footballers face when travelling abroad in pursuit of professional football careers. While international trials can open doors to promising opportunities, players are encouraged to verify the credibility of agents, clubs and individuals facilitating such arrangements.
Anyone with credible information about the whereabouts of Agyemang Isaac Kwabena is encouraged to contact the appropriate security authorities to assist efforts to locate him.
PLAYER’S DETAILS
Name: Agyemang Isaac Kwabena
Football Club: Asokwa Deportivo SC
Destination: Spain
Date of Departure: October 2, 2026
Expected Return Date: October 30, 2026
