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Message: [QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 50179, member: 636"] Real Oviedo star Kwasi Sibo sparked debate about Ghana's captaincy situation. The midfielder believes Andre Ayew was a stronger leader than his brother Jordan. Sibo thinks Jordan needs time to develop his commanding skills on the field. He spoke about both players during a radio interview that caught attention. The comments came after Jordan took over the captain's armband from Andre. Jordan Ayew leads Leicester City and became Ghana's new captain before crucial World Cup matches. The Black Stars crushed Chad 5-0 and beat Madagascar 3-0 under his guidance during March qualifiers. These victories showed Jordan could deliver results as team leader. Fans praised Ghana's attacking display against both opponents. The wins kept Ghana's World Cup hopes alive heading into the next round. Sibo acknowledged Jordan's dedication to representing his country at international level. However, he pointed out that Andre had better control over teammates during matches. The older Ayew brother could organize players more effectively according to Sibo's observations. Andre's voice carried more weight when giving instructions to the squad. Jordan must prove he can match that level of influence. The Leicester forward recently guided Ghana to third place at the Unity Cup tournament held across London venues. Jordan will captain the team again when September's qualifiers arrive against Chad and Mali. These matches represent crucial opportunities for Ghana to secure World Cup qualification. The pressure remains high for Jordan to maintain his early success. Ghana supporters expect continued improvement under the new leadership structure. [/QUOTE]

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