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Albert Adomah trains young players of Mansfield Town
The Ghanaian winger has hinted that he might turn a coach in the near future
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Adomah, 29 has been in a fabulous form, having calved a niche for himself as the assist king in the English Championship.
His side Aston Villa will miss out on a qualification back to the English Premier League, after suffering their first relegation in the EPL.
Albert Adomah, took time off his busy schedule to train kids of Mansfield Town to motivate the young footballers as a way of giving back to the society.
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He helped Middlesborough to secure a qualification to the Premier League last season, before joining Aston Villa who had been relegated to the second tier league.
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