The Ghana Football Association (GFA) has faced heavy criticism due to the poor performance of the Black Stars, Ghana’s national football team. Known as a formidable side in African football, the Black Stars have not lived up to expectations in recent years, with many blaming the team’s managers for the decline.
As the team prepares for the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON), their recent performances have left fans deeply disappointed. In their ongoing AFCON qualifiers, the Black Stars have struggled, raising concerns about their chances in the tournament. Ghana is scheduled to play its third qualifier match against Sudan at the Accra Sports Stadium.
In a recent briefing with the team’s management and players, GFA President Kurt Okraku delivered a stern warning. He stressed that the most important thing for the players is to show commitment and passion on the field. Okraku made it clear that any player who is not ready to fight for the pride and joy of over 30 million Ghanaians risks being left out of future selections.
“You either play for the Ghanaian people or risk not being selected. Fight for the Ghanaian people,” Okraku stated.
This message comes as a wake-up call for the players to rise to the occasion and make the country proud once again. As the team gears up for their match against Sudan, fans and football enthusiasts are hopeful that the Black Stars will respond positively to the challenge and restore their reputation as a top team in African football
