Assistant coach for Ghana’s Black Meteors, Godwin Attram says Black Stars players under 23-years who are performing will be considered for the upcoming 2023 U-23 Africa Cup of Nations.
According to him, the technical team of the Ghana U-23 have had a thorough discussion about it and are set to hand those players the chance to play for the team in Morocco.
“We have discussed issues as a technical team and we feel that those who are under the age and are capable of helping the country so why not?
“They must join the Black Meteors as well. There is a chance for a player like Kamaldeen Sulemana and others to join the team, and we really hope that they will join and make an impact to support the country.
“The country needs this tournament to qualify for France, it is very important, we haven’t been able to qualify for the tournament [for a long time] and it is very bad for a country like Ghana.
“So we hope that calling them to come and join, they will give their hearts out, play very well, listen to the technical team, and make something good out of it because it is good to be an Olympian.” Godwin Attram told Radio Gold Sports.
The competition kicks off on June 23 and ends on July 8 with Ghana in the same group as hosts nation Morocco, Guinea and Congo Brazzaville.
