Mubarak Wakaso Arrives in Style at Nania Park With Dodge Challenger
- Former Black Stars midfielder Mubarak Wakaso arrived for training at Nania Park in a sleek, eye-catching car
- Known as one of Ghana’s wealthiest footballers, he owns several mansions and a fleet of luxury rides
- The ex-Villarreal man has been without a club since parting ways with Chinese side Shenzhen FC in 2024
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Mubarak Wakaso may not have played competitive football in over a year, but his sense of flair remains undeniable.
The 35-year-old recently reminded fans of his larger-than-life personality when he arrived in grand style at Nania Park in Accra, where he reunited with old teammates.
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Mubarak Wakaso turns heads with sleek Dodge Challenger
In a video shared on TikTok by sports blogger officialmeatpie18, Wakaso was spotted pulling up in a striking black Dodge Challenger R/T.
The American muscle car, famed for its roaring V8 engine and bold design, commanded instant attention as it rolled into the park.
After neatly parking, Wakaso, dressed in a training kit, stepped out to warm camaraderies with former teammates Afriyie Acquah, Bright Addae and Isaac Coffie.
Watch the video:
The sight of the Ghanaian star behind the wheel of such a powerful machine sparked admiration both for the car and the man himself.
Supporters who came across the video on social media couldn’t hide their affection for the midfielder. Their comments ranged from emotional praise to light-hearted cheers:
FRESH kept it simple:
"Allah is Great."
User 574775839295 was glowing:
"👌one of my favourite human being 🥰🙏🙏🙏 south Africa 🇿🇦 loves you king Wakaso."
Amos Acheampong added:
"My Boss forever… clean heart 💯 ❤️."
YAYA KK described him as:
"No nonsense man ✅😊 one love ❤️👌👍🏽."
Unrulycanna1 wrapped it up with a short tribute:
"Sir Bobby."
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Wakaso's life of luxury under the microscope
According to Cars45.com, a Dodge Challenger R/T can cost anywhere between GHS 290,000 and GHS 700,000, a price tag befitting Wakaso’s lifestyle.
The midfield dynamo, who was the first from the country to play for Villarreal, rose to prominence during the 2005 U-17 World Cup in Peru.
He enjoyed a career that brought him lucrative contracts across Europe and Asia.
Beyond the pitch, Wakaso is known for living large. His property portfolio reportedly includes more than two houses valued at over $2 million.
His garage is filled with high-end cars, underscoring a taste for luxury that few of his peers can match.
Mubarak Wakaso's career on a decline
Despite the glamour off the field, Wakaso’s career has faced setbacks in recent years.
Persistent injuries and a lack of club action since January 2024 have slowed his momentum.
Still, his contribution to Ghana’s national team remains unforgettable. Since making his Black Stars debut in 2012, he has gone on to represent the country 70 times, scoring 13 goals, per Transfermarkt.
As the transfer window remains open, many will be watching closely to see whether Wakaso makes a return to top-level football.
For now, though, his presence, charisma and unmistakable style continue to remind fans why he remains such a beloved figure in Ghanaian football.
Wakaso speaks about modest lifestyle
Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that Mubarak Wakaso shed light on his modest way of living despite the wealth he has earned from football.
Addressing the lavish lifestyles of some of his peers, Wakaso explained that he “knows his level” and chooses to live within it.
Source: YEN.com.gh
