Kwadwo Asamoah would smile to the bank to cash approximately 1.7 million Ghana Cedis should Juventus beat Real Madrid in the UEFA Champions League final.
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Kwadwo Asamoah stands to earn GHC 1.7 million on Saturday
The Ghana international and his Juventus teammates have been promised €350,000 which equivalent to 1,690,348.28 Ghana Cedis.
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The new promise is €50,000 more than what Andrea Agnelli, the Presidet of Juventus put on the table for the players had they managed to beat Barcelona in the 2015 - a game they lost 2-1.
Agnelli would pay €9,000,000 to the 26 members of his squad should they emerge victorious from what is set to be an intriguing and exciting battle. Juventus have already won the scudetto and the Copa Italia and would really seal a special year under Max Allegri if they can beat Zidane's side in Wales.
Asamoah is one of the six Ghanaians to play in the final of the UEFA Champions League- Abedi Pele, Ibrahim Tanko, Samuel Osei Kuffour, Michael Essien and Thomas Partey complete the list.
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Kwadwo Asamoah would be the first Ghanaian to lose two UEFA Champions League final.
Abedi Pele, Osei Kuffour and Michael Essien all won the UEFA Champions League on second attempt in the final.
Only Ibrahim Tanko with Dortmund and Sulley Muntari won it, after reaching the final for the very first time.
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