Ghana coach Otto Addo faces tough choices after watching fresh talent during the Unity Cup matches. The Black Stars lost to Nigeria but bounced back against Trinidad and Tobago for third place. New players stepped up and showed their skills during both games. Several newcomers impressed Addo with strong performances on the field. The 49-year-old coach praised their efforts and energy.
Addo believes many players proved they belong at the highest level of international football. Ghana possesses plenty of talent across different positions and age groups. The coach admits his job became harder because of the competition for spots. Players must continue performing well for their club teams during the upcoming season. September World Cup qualifiers against Chad and Mali will determine the final squad.
Addo believes many players proved they belong at the highest level of international football. Ghana possesses plenty of talent across different positions and age groups. The coach admits his job became harder because of the competition for spots. Players must continue performing well for their club teams during the upcoming season. September World Cup qualifiers against Chad and Mali will determine the final squad.
