Black Starlets Midfielder, Fatawu Ganiwu has accepted that there are many aspects of his game that needs improvement.
Reflecting on his participation in the UEFA U-16 tournament in Zambia, Ganiyu acknowledged the invaluable lessons learned from the experience but stressed the importance of continuous growth and development.
Recalling his time with Ghana’s U-17 side in Serbia, where they faced formidable opponents including Spain, Serbia, and Switzerland, Ganiyu reiterated his unwavering commitment to advancing in football and excelling in his role on the field.
“It was a great tournament in Serbia, we had a very good selected squad of players.
“We learnt alot of things there in the UEFA U-16 development tournament.
“I have got alot of things i have to work on, i need to do alot of running and pressing to improve my game.
“I want to see myself at the top level, to become the best player in my position and so i look up to Black Stars Vice-Captain, Thomas Partey and Spanish duo Rodri and Sergio Busquets and sometimes Kevin De Bruyne of Manchester City.”