Former Black Stars defender, Harrison Afful has made a significant move to the United States, joining the newly-formed soccer club Stars FC.

Afful, renowned for his tenure in Major League Soccer (MLS), brings his wealth of experience to his new role as Vice President and member of the technical staff of the youth football team.

Afful, a veteran MLS defender, clinched the MLS title with Columbus Crew in 2020, showcasing his prowess on the field.

Now, he transitions into an off-field role, taking on the responsibility of guiding and nurturing young talents within the Stars FC setup.

Stars FC, based in Concordia, North Carolina, will benefit from Afful's extensive knowledge and expertise as they embark on their journey in youth football development.

In an Instagram post announcing Afful's appointment, the club expressed their enthusiasm about having him on board.

They highlighted Afful's impressive professional career, spanning eight years in the MLS with stints at Charlotte FC and Columbus Crew.

Afful's accolades include winning the MLS Cup with Columbus Crew in 2020 and being named Columbus Crew Defender of the Year in 2015.

Additionally, he represented the Ghana National Team in multiple African Cup of Nations tournaments and captained the team in a friendly match against Congo.

Notably, he played a pivotal role in the 2014 World Cup, providing an assist in Ghana's draw against Germany.

The post emphasized the club's excitement to welcome Afful into the Stars family, emphasizing their anticipation of his contributions to the local football community.

Afful's decision to join Stars FC signifies his transition into a leadership role as he prepares for life beyond his illustrious playing career.