Medeama SC midfielder Etse Dogli has been rewarded for his outstanding form with a maiden invitation to the Ghana senior national team ahead of the Black Stars' 2027 Africa Cup of Nations qualifying double-header against Somalia.
The 22-year-old joined the Black Stars camp on Monday morning as preparations gathered pace for the two crucial qualifiers, marking another significant milestone in his rapidly developing career.
Dogli has emerged as one of the brightest young midfielders in the Ghana Premier League since making his top-flight debut with Heart of Lions. He enjoyed an impressive 2025/26 campaign, making 30 league appearances and scoring twice for the Kpando-based club.
His consistent performances attracted the attention of Medeama SC, and the midfielder has continued his upward trajectory since completing his move to the Tarkwa-based outfit.
Since the start of the 2026/27 season, Dogli has become a key figure in Medeama's midfield, making 11 appearances across the Ghana Premier League and the CAF Champions League qualifying rounds.
Renowned for his composure on the ball, tireless work rate and ability to control the tempo of matches, Dogli has played a vital role in Medeama's strong start to the campaign, with his performances now earning recognition at international level.
His first senior national team call-up presents an opportunity to impress the Black Stars technical team and strengthen his case for a regular place in Ghana's midfield as the four-time African champions continue their quest to qualify for the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations.
Ghana will take on Somalia in a double-header at the Essipong Sports Stadium in Sekondi, with the first match scheduled for Thursday, November 12, before the reverse fixture on Monday, November 16.
For Dogli, the invitation represents the culmination of years of steady progress and provides the talented midfielder with a chance to showcase his ability on the biggest stage in Ghanaian football.
