Blackstars deputy skipper, Andre Ayew, says Ghanaians should forgive him and his teammates for their wrongful attitude in the past.
The Swansea City winger has pleaded on Ghanaians to rallied behind them in their upcoming games.
Ghana will begin her 2018 FIFA World Cup qualifiers in few months to battle for one of five slots to represent Africa in Russia.
“I think going to a Nations Cup demands a lot. First of all, we need our fans behind us. We need the Ghanaians to support us,” he told Joy Sports
“If there is anything that has disturbed them, they should forgive us. We are pleading with them and we need them to back us up because before the AFCON, we have the World Cup qualifiers,”
“So we have important games coming up and without our home people, without our brothers and sisters, or fathers and aunties, I think it is going to be difficult.
“So I am pleading with every Ghanaian to forgive us for whatever has happened."
The senior national team of Ghana booked a place in next year's Africa Cup of Nations after edging past Mauritius 2-0 in Port Louis.
