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Ex-President urges Black Stars to qualify for 2018 World Cup
John Agyekum Kufuor is confident the Black Stars have what it takes to qualify for the 2018 FIFA World Cup.
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Ghana had a poor start to the 2018 FIFA World Cup when they were held at home to a goalless draw by Uganda in Tamale, with Egypt their fearest competitor in the group picking all the three points in Congo.
Coach Avram Grant’s charges are without a win in their past four games and their next game is against Egypt in October.
Ex-President’s Kufuor, under whose regime Ghana qualified for their first FIFA World Cup in 2006 is optimistic the Black Stars have the quality to qualify for the Mundial, despite all the challenges.
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“Individually, our players are as good as you can find anywhere but the challenge is how to perform at a team,” Kuffour told Citi-Sports
“The players are drawn from different clubs with limited time to train so playing as a team becomes difficult but am confident we will qualify. I have confidence in the team to sail through.”
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