• Charles Taylor has expressed doubts about Otto Addo’s performance as Ghana’s coach, suggesting that he is not ready for the job.
• The former African champion will not be able to participate in the tournament to be held in Morocco next year after failing to win in five matches.
• The Black Stars will complete their qualifiers with a match against Niger at the Accra Sports Stadium on Monday.

Former Ghanaian national team player Sam Johnson has blamed the Ghana Football Association (GFA) for the Black Stars’ recent poor performances.

The National Team has had trouble in recent matches, especially in the ongoing 2025 season. Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) qualifiers.

after four gamesGhana remains winless with two draws and two losses, and sits third in the group with just two points out of 12.

This gloomy situation Black Stars He is at risk of missing the AFCON tournament for the first time in 20 years.

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In an interview with YEN.com.ghJohnson blamed the team’s difficulties on the GFA’s tendency to select players who failed to grasp the essence of Ghanaian football. football Identity and DNA.

“The Ghana Football Association (GFA) needs to reflect on its role in the decline of Ghanaian football,” Mohammed said.

“This is not just about blaming the coach; GFA must take responsibility by doing the right things, inviting the right players and respecting them.

To ensure the Black Stars succeed, they need to go even further. How can players be successful for their club but have difficulty representing the national team?

“All these issues point to GFA. They need to address them and make things right.”

Afriyie replaces Ayew in Ghana squad

Before Yen.com.gh reported this An invitation was given to Jerry Afriyie He joined the national team along with two home team players ahead of the Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers against Niger.

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Ghana U20 star Afriyie, Ebenezer Abban and Kamaradini Mamudu were called up after four players withdrew from the team that faced Angola last Friday.

Captain Jordan Ayew, Alidu Seidu from Stade Rennnais, Fatawu Issahaku and Gideon Mensah from Leicester City will not be able to play in the Niger match due to their injuries.

Source: AFP