FK Apolonia forward Esther Owusu has reportedly earned a late call-up to the Ghana Black Princesses camp ahead of the upcoming FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup.
According to football journalist OwuraTube, the talented forward has been invited to join the national team as Ghana intensifies preparations for the global tournament.
Owusu, who currently plies her trade with FK Apolonia, has already arrived in Poland, where she is expected to link up with the Black Princesses and begin training with the squad.
The call-up marks another significant step in the young forward’s development, having previously featured for Ampem Darkoa Ladies, one of Ghana’s leading women’s football clubs.
Her move to FK Apolonia has provided her with an opportunity to continue developing her career abroad, and her latest invitation to the national team camp could further strengthen her credentials on the international stage.
The Black Princesses are preparing to represent Ghana at the FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup, and Owusu’s inclusion adds another attacking option to the squad as the team seeks to make a strong impression at the tournament.
The former Ampem Darkoa player will now look to make the most of her opportunity, impress the technical team during training and potentially earn a place in Ghana’s final squad for the competition.
Her arrival in Poland means she is already with the team’s preparations, with attention now turning to her integration into the squad and her possible involvement in Ghana’s campaign.
For Owusu, the call-up represents an important opportunity to showcase her qualities at one of the biggest stages in youth women’s football and further establish herself as one of Ghana’s promising young attacking talents.
