Former Hearts goalkeeper turns pastor after graduating from ministerial school

• Former Hearts of Oak goalkeeper, Kingsley Kofi Kissi, has graduated from a ministerial school
• The goalkeeper last played for Angolan club, Recreativo da Caala
• He spent two season at Hearts of Oak between 2015 to 2017

Former Hearts of Oak goalkeeper, Kingsley Kofi Kissi, has found solace in the house of God after completing his ministerial education to become a pastor.

Kingsley Kissi has not announced his exit from the sport, but took the opportunity to enrol in school after his stay with Angolan club, Recreativo da Caala ended.

The 26-year-old posted photos of his graduation on his Facebook page as he expressed joy in successfully completing his education at the School of the Word as a minister.

"I want to thank God for allowing me to be a part of his Kingdom worker's and also having a place to serve in his Kingdom... Today's week 22nd August 2021 was when I graduated from the School of the word as a minister of the word and I want to thank God so much for helping me go through all that in Jesus mighty name, Amen," he wrote on Facebook.

The lanky goalkeeper has been without a club since leaving Recreativo da Caala, according to transfermarket.

Kingsley Kofi Kissi started his career with Hearts of Oak in Ghana in the 2015/16 season, and spent half of the campaign on loan at Inter Allies.

He later moved to Angola in 2017 to join Santa Rita CFC and after a season, he moved to rival club, Desportivo da Huila.

In 2019, he joined Clube Recreativo da Caala but left during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that, Ghana's first choice goalkeeper, Richard Ofori, has disclosed how important the game against South Africa is to him and his teammates as they chase a World Cup ticket.

Ofori, who plies his trade in South Africa for Orlando Pirates, will be facing most of his teammates in the crucial 2022 World Cup qualifier on Monday.

In a pre-match conference, monitored by YEN.com.gh, the goalkeeper admitted the team's desire to return to the global stage after missing the 2018 World Cup in Russia.