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    Ghana Black Stars and current Tottenham Hotspur player, Mohammed Kudus has extended his congratulatory message to the black Queens for advancing to the semi- finals of the ongoing 2024 women’s Africa cup of Nations (WAFCON) where they will face host nation, Morocco.

    In a video on his facebook page, the former West Ham United F.C player expressed satisfaction with the performance of the black queens to defend the country at the highest level of the tournament.

    He was hopeful that Ghana will come out victorious clinching the title in the ongoing WAFCON competitions.

    “I’m really proud of your energy, your hard work, and fight to defend the country, Ghana. I’m really looking forward to your next game”he noted.

    “I hope you guys bring the gold home. Wish you all the best and we are behind you” he urged.

    This is Ghana’s first time reaching the semifinals since 2016, under the guidance of head coach Kim Lars Björkegren.

    To make it to the final, they will need to beat a strong Moroccan team, last year’s runners-up, who are looking to reach the final for the second time in a row.

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