Ghana coach Otto Addo faces tough choices for September World Cup games against Chad and Mali. Young players showed great skills at the Unity Cup tournament. The 49-year-old coach said new talents made his job harder for picking the squad. He watched many players before they joined the national team.
The Unity Cup helped test local players who needed chances to prove themselves. Some players adapted fast but others took longer to learn. Addo keeps looking for Ghanaian players living abroad who want to represent their home country. He convinced Antoine Semenyo and Tariq Lamptey to join Ghana before.
The football association tracks Ghanaian players around the world through scouts. Success brings more dual nationality players to the team because athletes want to play for winning sides. Addo chose Ghana over Germany during his playing career. He praised Brandon Thomas-Asante for scoring against Nigeria and working hard during games.
The Unity Cup helped test local players who needed chances to prove themselves. Some players adapted fast but others took longer to learn. Addo keeps looking for Ghanaian players living abroad who want to represent their home country. He convinced Antoine Semenyo and Tariq Lamptey to join Ghana before.
The football association tracks Ghanaian players around the world through scouts. Success brings more dual nationality players to the team because athletes want to play for winning sides. Addo chose Ghana over Germany during his playing career. He praised Brandon Thomas-Asante for scoring against Nigeria and working hard during games.
