Kwame Kizito

Kwame Kizito is a 29-year-old football player who plays as a striker for Arambagh, born on 21 липня 1996 р.. Follow Kwame Kizito on FotMob for live match updates, detailed statistics, career history, transfer news, FotMob ratings, and comprehensive performance analytics.

In the 2025/2026 Bangladesh Football League season, Kwame Kizito has recorded 5 goals, 720 minutes.

Kwame Kizito scores highly on Goals and Minutes compared to strikers in the Bangladesh Football League.

Kwame Kizito's 8 most recent matches are shown below. Visit each match page for full details including lineups, match events, and advanced statistics:

• 15 травня 2026 р.: 0-2 loss away at Bangladesh Police (90 minutes)
• 9 травня 2026 р.: 0-2 loss at home vs Mohammedan (90 minutes)
• 30 квітня 2026 р.: 2-2 draw away at Brothers Union (90 minutes, 1 goal)
• 24 квітня 2026 р.: 1-0 win at home vs Rahmatgonj MFS (90 minutes, 1 goal)
• 17 квітня 2026 р.: 0-0 draw away at Fortis (90 minutes)
• 11 квітня 2026 р.: 1-2 loss away at Bashundhara Kings (90 minutes)
• 14 березня 2026 р.: 3-0 win away at PWD SC (90 minutes, 2 goals)
• 6 березня 2026 р.: 1-1 draw at home vs Fakirerpool (90 minutes, 1 goal)

Kwame Kizito currently plays for Arambagh alongside Biplu Ahmed, Azad Hossain, Kazi Rahad, Mohammad Rokey, Nikson Chakma, Mohammed Obaidullah, Ben Quansah, Yaya John Denapo, Shadrach Lantei-Mills, Amir Hakim Bappy, Mohammad Haider Awada, Nazim Uddin, Shakil Ahmed, Samor Joy Tanchangy, Akkas Ali, Md Umor Faruq Mithu, Ratul Hasan, Khandoker Islam, Shahidul Islam, Sadekujaman Fahim, Mohiuddin Ranu, Apurbo Mali, Md Ariful Islam Sakhawat, Prosenjit Chakraborty, Md Shawon, Didarul Alam, Mohammed Jahedul Alam, Md Salim, Md Nazmul Ahmed Shakil, Tanvir Ahamed, Abdullah Cishty, Azmol Gazi, Shawon Ritchil, Apu Ahammed, Said Rakib Khan, Mohammad Hasan Ritu, Kawser Ali Rabbi, Morshedul Islam, and Nihat Jaman Ucchash. Visit their player pages on FotMob to explore detailed statistics, performance ratings, and career information.

Kwame Kizito's career has also included time at AFC Malmoe, Falkenbergs FF, Häcken, and Hearts of Oak.

Kwame Kizito is from Ghana, and the national teams include Lawrence Ati-Zigi, Alidu Seidu, Caleb Yirenkyi, Jonas Adjetey, Thomas Partey, Abdul Mumin, Abdul Fatawu, Kwasi Sibo, Jordan Ayew, Brandon Thomas-Asante, Antoine Semenyo, Joseph Anang, Christopher Bonsu Baah, Gideon Mensah, Elisha Owusu, Benjamin Asare, Abdul Rahman Baba, Jerome Opoku, Iñaki Williams, Augustine Boakye, Kojo Peprah Oppong, Kamaldeen Sulemana, Derrick Luckassen, Ernest Nuamah, Prince Adu, Marvin Senaya, Abi Kim, Bénédicte Simon, Cynthia Konlan, Ernestina Abambila, Susan Duah, Nina Norshie, Grace Asantewaa, Jennifer Cudjoe, Princess Marfo, Chantelle Boye-Hlorkah, Doris Boaduwaa, Princella Adubea, Alice Kusi, Anasthesia Achiaa, Evelyn Badu, Stella Nyamekye, Comfort Yeboah, Kerrie McCarthy, Portia Boakye, Louisa Aniwaa, Nancy Amoh, Afi Amenyeku, Josephine Bonsu, and Mary Amponsah. Explore each player's page on FotMob for comprehensive statistics, match history, and international career data.

Kwame Kizito has competed in Bangladesh Football League, Superettan, and Allsvenskan. Each league page on FotMob provides comprehensive coverage including standings, fixtures, top scorers, and detailed team statistics.

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