Ghana Football Association (GFA) President Kurt Okraku says he is worried about the spate of injuries to Black Stars players as Ghana’s National Men’s Football Team prepares to compete at the 2026 FIFA World Cup. (Scroll down to watch video)
At the time of writing, multiple Black Stars players including Mohammed Salisu, Francis Abu and Daniel Kofi Kyereh have been ruled out of competing in the upcoming World Cup due to significant injuries.
Others including Ernest Nuamah, Tariq Lamptey and Abdul Mumin have returned to training after recovering from serious injuries and are in a race against time to be fit and available for selection.
GFA President Kurt Okraku (middle) joins Black Stars players to celebrate qualification to 2026 FIFA World Cup Photo Courtesy: GFA
“I am concerned and everybody is concerned about the number of players in the medical room as we speak now but… I am a very positive person. I always believe that everything and anything is possible and our job is to work as much as we can…and we leave the rest to him-God.”
Black Stars head coach Otto Addo (left) with Francis Abu (middle) Photo Credit: GFA
“We will do our part and we know that our part will be enough to make Ghana proud” Kurt Okraku said.
Otto Addo with Tariq Lamptey Photo Courtesy: GFA
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