Ghana’s Minister for Youth and Sports. Hon. Isaac Kwame Asiamah is in high spirit ahead of the friendly games against Mali and Qatar as he hopes for wins.
Nicknamed the Black Stars, the team will go up against its counterparts from the fellow West African country and the 2022 FIFA World Cup host nation in this international break.
Speaking to the GFA’s communications team, Hon. Isaac Asiamah has disclosed positivity in the games and says he is confident the Black Stars will become great again.
“After Covid-19 pandemic, this is our first national assignment and we hope and pray that the Black Stars will once again lift high the flag of Ghana. The Black stars will become the stars that we are all proud of and live up to expectation because they will embed in them that high spirit of patriotism and nationalism:, the Minister said.
He continued, “Ghanaians are proud of the Black Stars. For me, let us have a new Black Stars that are poised for action and once again conquer Africa and go to the world and do well at the world stage.
"A new Black Stars that will inspire our younger generation. A new Black Stars that will indeed show to the world that Africa has come of age in terms of football.
“Once again, the West African sub region will continue to become the power house of football in Africa”.
Ghana will play Mali on October 9 in Turkey, before going on take face off with Qatar on Monday, October 12.