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CAF U-23 AFCON: 24 players called up for Algeria clash

Ebo Osei by Ebo Osei
August 6, 2019
Reading Time: 1 min read

Twenty-four players have been called up for the task of qualifying Ghana to the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo.

The Black Meteors are set to face their Algerian counterparts in a two-legged tie in the bid for advancement to the CAF Under 23 Africa Cup of Nations to be hosted in Egypt.

The list of footballers to represent Ghana at the under-23 level is predominantly Accra Hearts of Oak and Asante Kotoko players.

The invited players are expected to begin camping Wednesday, August 7, 2019.

Success against Algeria over two legs will qualify Ibrahim Tanko’s men for the 8 team tournament in Egypt where the top 3 in the competition will book a place at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games.

The following are the invited players:

Goalkeeper:

Kwame Baah – Asante Kotoko.

Richmond Ayi – Accra Hearts of Oak.

Kumson Augustine – Crystal Palace.

Defenders:

Christopher Bonney – Accra Hearts of Oak.

William Dankyi – Accra Hearts of Oak.

Evans Owusu – Asante Kotoko.

Issah Yakubu – Dreams FC.

Ali Ouattara – Medeama FC.

Kojo Amoako – Ashanti Gold.

Zakaria Fuseini – Berekum Chelsea

Michael Agbekornu – Dreams FC.

Kodjuo Emmanuel – Attram de Visser Academy.

Habib Mohammed – Asante Kotoko.

Caleb Amankwaa – Aduana Stars.

Midfielders:

Briama Forster – Berekum Chelsea.

Nasiru Hamza – Inter Allies.

Abdul Nuredeen – Vision FC.

Yussif Oduro – Okyeman Planners.

Strikers:

Eric Dupey – Star Madrid.

Akese Akese – Nzema Kotoko.

Kwame Opoku – Nkoranzah Warriors.

Adiwah Peter Ernest – Emmanuel FC.

 

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