Former Black Stars goalkeeper Fatau Dauda has shared his financial journey and advice with young footballers. Dauda revealed that he invested his earnings from the 2008 Africa Cup of Nations into real estate, purchasing a plot of land that has since increased in value sixfold. He stressed the importance of financial planning, advising athletes to prioritize investments in assets like property over luxury items. Reflecting on his own choices, Dauda noted that while he could have afforded a more expensive car, he chose to buy a modest vehicle to maintain his financial stability. His investment in real estate has proven to be a wise decision, highlighting the benefits of thoughtful financial planning. Dauda, who made 26 appearances for Ghana and was the first-choice goalkeeper at the 2014 World Cup, emphasizes that prudent financial management can significantly impact life after football.