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Kudus welcomes England challenge at next year’s World Cup

Nii Ansah Delrand by Nii Ansah Delrand
December 9, 2025
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Mohammed Kudus says Ghana’s qualification for next year’s World Cup proves the strength of the Black Stars and believes facing England in the group stage offers a perfect test for the team.

He explained that simply reaching the tournament is already a strong message about Ghana’s ability, adding that the squad must stay focused on its current duties while preparing for the global event.

According to him, having England in the same group is a positive development, as it gives Ghana a chance to measure itself against one of the strongest sides in world football.

Kudus also noted that there is still enough time before the competition begins, and the team will build its readiness step by step.

The Black Stars will begin final preparations next year as they aim to make a big impact on the world stage.

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