Former Ghana international Solomon Asante has officially joined the Texoma FC technical team as an assistant coach, marking the next phase of his football journey.

The 35-year-old, a two-time USL Championship MVP, expressed his eagerness to channel his vast playing experience into mentoring and strengthening the club.

Asante’s Reflections

“My life in soccer has taken me from Ghana, Congo, Arizona, Indiana, Nevada, and Texas. My career has taught me the technical nuances of the game and its power to unite. I am now eager to channel my experience into a coaching role, contributing as a dedicated mentor for this club.”

He emphasized his desire to foster an inclusive environment built on teamwork, discipline, and resilience, while helping Texoma FC grow both on and off the pitch.

Texoma FC’s Perspective

Head coach Ben Clarvis welcomed Asante’s appointment:

“We’re incredibly excited to welcome Solomon Asante back to Texoma FC in this new role. He’s a USL legend who brought professionalism, leadership, and a winning mentality every day as a player. His experience at the highest levels of the league and his understanding of what it takes to succeed will be invaluable to our locker room and staff.”

Career Highlights


  • Domestic Clubs: Feyenoord (now WAFA), Berekum Chelsea (Ghana), ASFA Yennenga (Burkina Faso), TP Mazembe (DR Congo).

  • USL Career: Phoenix Rising FC, Indy Eleven, Las Vegas Lights, Texoma FC.

  • Achievements:

    • Back-to-back USL Championship MVP (2019–20).

    • Ghanaian Player of the Year (2017).

    • Titles with Phoenix Rising (Western Conference & regular season).

    • Burkinabé Premier League champion (2012 with ASFA Yennenga).

  • International: 21 caps for Ghana, part of the squad during the 2014 World Cup qualifiers.

Texoma FC will kick off their USL League Two campaign in May 2026 at Munson Stadium, Denison, TX. Asante’s presence on the bench is expected to add leadership, tactical insight, and inspiration to a young squad aiming to make its mark.

This move highlights Asante’s transition from decorated winger to mentor, reinforcing his legacy as both a player and now a coach.