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Earning Blacks Stars call-up not priority – Abdul Mumin Suleman

Rita Mensah by Rita Mensah
April 20, 2021
Reading Time: 1 min read

Ghana and Vitoria Guimares defender, Abdul Mumin Suleman has revealed that earning a call up to the senior national team, the Black Stars is currently not a priority.

The young centre-back has established himself as a regular in the Guimares starting eleven since making the move from FC Nordsjaelland and has made 21 appearances this season.

Mumin says despite the lure of the national team, he is more focused on taking his game to the next level.

“My focus is not really on the National team, I just focus on the aspects of my game that I need to improve.” He said in an interview on Citi Tv’s The Tracker.

“If I look at my development 2-3 years ago, nobody was talking about me and I just focused on development and now people are talking about me.

“So I don’t really look at the National team, of course it is every Ghanaian player’s dream to represent the country.

“For me, my focus is to develop my game to the next level and reach my potential.

“If the time is right and I’m given a call-up, it will be a pleasure and honor to represent my country.”

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