Hard guy Sharaf' - Stephen Appiah hangs out with Mahama's son; video

• Stephen Appiah and Sharaf Mahama has been spotted hanging out together
• The pair appeared to have been done with their work out at the Pulse Fitness center in East Legon
• In a video dropped on social media, Appiah described Sharaf as a tough guy

Former Ghana captain, Stephen Appiah has been spotted having some good time with ex-President John Mahama's son, Sharaf Mahama.

The duo were seen together at the Pulse Fitness Center in East Legon, after their regular work out routine.

In a video posted on Tik Tok, sighted by YEN.com.gh, Appiah is seen hyping up Sharaf, saying he loves flexing and that nobody should see him as a 'dada bee'.

"This guy loves flexing. That's Sharaf, he looks like Dada Bee but he is not. Hard guy. We enjoying ourselves this morning," said Appiah in the video posted on Tik Tok by Blay Boy.

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Football

Sharaf and Appiah have been friends for long, with Mahama's son playing at the ex-footballer's testimonial game.

Stephen Appiah retired from football in 2015 after an illustrious football career which saw him play for the likes of Juventus and Fenerbache.

He was also the first Ghana captain to lead the Black Stars to the World Cup and was also a member of the team that reached the quarter finals of the competition in 2010.

Appiah these days works as an ambassador for CAF Africa Cup of Nations sponsors Total Energies.

Stephen Appiah present at AFCON Trophy tour in Accra

Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that, former Ghana internationals, Stephen Appiah and Derek Boateng were present as the AFCON trophy arrived in Ghana for a two day tour.

The Total AFCON trophy will make it way through most of the Total Stations as part of activities to raise awareness of the competition next year.

In photos posted on Twitter, sighted by YEN.com.gh, Stephen Appiah, an ambassador of Total Energies and former teammate Derek Boateng were on sight to receive the trophy.