Christopher Bonsu Baah was in the thick of things for Al-Qadsiah, who staged a thrilling comeback to beat second-placed Al-Ahli 3-2 in a thrilling round 26 clash of the Saudi Pro League on Friday evening.
The 21-year-old winger was at the heart of the turnaround, providing two crucial assists in the second half. Musab Al Juwayr and Turki Al-Amman both converted his passes to erase a two-goal deficit and hand the Knights of the East a memorable win.
Bonsu Baah’s contribution takes his tally to seven assists and two goals in 23 league appearances this season, highlighting his growing influence in the side.
Al-Qadsiah extended their unbeaten streak to 17 games, recording 13 wins in that run, and currently sit fourth in the league with 60 points.
The full-time performance further cements Bonsu Baah’s claim for a call-up to the Black Stars, as he looks set to feature in the upcoming friendlies against Austria and Germany.
The former KRC Genk wideman is expected to make Ghana’s squad for the 2026 FIFA World Cup as well.
