Weahs

Weahs is a surname notable in Liberian and international contexts, most prominently associated with the public figures George Weah and his son Timothy Weah. The name gained global prominence through sports and politics, particularly due to George Weah’s achievements as a footballer and his later election as Liberia’s president.

George Weah (born 1966) is a Liberian former professional footballer and politician who has served as Liberia’s president since 2018. He is widely regarded as one of Africa’s greatest players. During his football career he played for clubs including AS Monaco, Paris Saint-Germain, AC Milan, Chelsea, and Manchester City, and he won the Ballon d’Or in 1995, becoming the first and only African player to receive the award. After retiring from playing, he entered politics and led Liberia as its president and head of state.

Timothy Weah (born 2000) is an American professional footballer and the son of George Weah. He began his career with Paris Saint-Germain’s system and has represented the United States at youth and senior levels. His professional experiences have included time with PSG’s first team and a loan spell at Celtic, among other clubs. Timothy is part of the Weah family’s public profile in sport and is often discussed in relation to his father’s legacy.

In usage, Weahs refers to people bearing the surname as a group, typically highlighting the prominence of George and Timothy, though the name can apply to other individuals with Liberian origins or diaspora connections. The Weahs are chiefly recognized for contributions to football and public service.