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    Black Stars must win games to recapture the support of Ghanaians – Henry Asante Twum

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    Communications Director of Ghana Football Association (GFA), Henry Asante Twum has charged the playing body of the Black Stars to win games to recapture the love of Ghanaians.

    His remarks follow after the senior national team failed to record a single win during the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) qualifiers.

    The Black Stars suffered three defeats and recorded three draws after six games and finished at the bottom of Group F.

    The decision led the masses to call for the sacking of Otto Addo, who had been retained as the head coach of the team.

    With the 2026 World Cup qualifiers set to resume in March later this year, Asante Twum has tasked the playing body of the Black Stars to win games to get the support and love from Ghanaians.

    “We have to start on a clean slate and in March, we have two games, and we must prepare for that and go for the win,” he told Sporty FM.

    “At this moment, the only thing the Black Stars can do is to win games to have the love of Ghanaians back,” he added.

    The Black Stars, who sit 2nd in Group I with nine points will take on Chad and Madagascar in the Matchday five and six games.



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