Christian Saba

Saba was born in Accra. After appearing in his country for local King Harrison Accra and Accra Hearts of Oak. Saba joined Bayern Munich's youth system in 1995 at the age of 16, alongside compatriot Emanuel Bentil. Neither was able to break into the first team, but the former did manage to stay with the club, playing for the reserves and being an occasional standby player for the main squad. Saba's debut in the Bundesliga occurred not with Bayern, but with Hertha BSC, where he was on loan for 1998–99: on 29 May 1999, in the season's closer, he played ten minutes in a 6–1 home routing of Hamburger SV in what would be his only top flight appearance. The following campaign he was loaned to Arminia Bielefeld, but he did not collect one single minute of action and the team was also relegated from the top level. From 2000 onwards Saba remained a defensive stalwart for Bayern's second team, which competed in Regionalliga Süd. He was released in June 2011 at nearly 33, after 16 years with the club.

Saba was selected for Ghana's under-23 team for the 1996 Summer Olympics, alongside Bayern teammate Samuel Kuffour, and scored twice against Italy in the group stages, helping qualify the African precisely at the expense of the Europeans.

His brother Robert Saba was also a footballer who played for Accra Hearts of Oak. The duo lost their father Daniel Saba in 2017.

Bayern Munich II

IFA Shield: 2005 Maccabi Netanya

Liga Leumit: 2013–14 Ghana U17

FIFA U-17 World Championship: 1995