Cercle Brugge midfielder Abu Francis celebrated his debut for the Ghana national team on Tuesday in an international friendly clash against Uganda.
The late addition to the squad made the most of his opportunity, impressing coaches during training sessions leading up to the match.
Given a starting position at Stade de Marrakech, Francis displayed composure and skill on the ball, showcasing his ability to dictate play effectively.
His adeptness at transitioning from defense to attack and vice versa stood out, earning him praise for his performance.
Despite being substituted in the 65th minute to bolster the defense, Francis left a lasting impression on the field.
Ghana, however, couldn’t hold onto their lead, conceding a late goal to Uganda, extending their winless streak to seven games.
For Francis, 22, the debut marked a significant milestone in his career, especially considering his limited playing time at Cercle Brugge this season due to injury.
His promising display for Ghana suggests a bright future ahead, both at club and international levels.
