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[QUOTE="Queen, post: 87789, member: 27"]
Jersey sales are surging across Accra as Ghana's fifth World Cup appearance fuels fan hype with under 100 days to go.

Black Stars kit demand heating up
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[*]Ghana landed in Group L with England, Croatia, and Panama for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
[*]Osu market prices sit between GH¢170 and GH¢180 per jersey.
[*]Kantamanto Market moves replicas for GH¢80 to GH¢120 depending on quality.
[*]Online home kits run about GH¢240, with away versions hitting GH¢305.
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Why originals cost more
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[*]Puma-manufactured authentic jerseys carry premium pricing.
[*]Kwame Offei, an Accra-based sportswear seller, pointed to licensing and import duties.
[*]Material and finishing quality separate originals from knockoffs.
[*]Tournament windows always trigger big demand spikes, per Offei.
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Fans torn between pride and budget
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[*]Daniel Arthur said GH¢300-plus price tags squeeze average workers and students.
[*]Hannah Essel, a university student, admitted that basic needs would win over merch every time.
[*]Football fandom should come with accessible pricing, per Arthur.
[*]Traders still report strong sales despite the affordability gripes.
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