The 21-year-old winger says their back-to-back defeats to the Elephants and the Scorpions have now become a hard lesson to them as they look forward to bouncing back to winning ways in their subsequent continental showpiece qualifying campaign
Ghana international winger Christopher Bonsu Baah has expressed his disappointment over their defeats against Ivory Coast and The Gambia in the just-ended 2027 AFCON qualifiers last month.
The former Genk wideman, currently on the books of Saudi Pro League side Al-Qadsiah, feels the devastating setback is just a lesson in disguise and would turn it into ''fuel" in getting back their qualifying campaign back on track for the remaining qualifiers fixtures.
Reacting to the four-time African champions disappointing losses, the former Sarpsborg 08 man has said on his lnstagram Handle: "Hard lessons learned on the field. A setback is just a lesson in disguise. We ( Black Stars) take the pain, turn it into fuel and come back better than ever."
Ghana are currently bottom of the Group C standings with a four-goal deficit after their first two 2027 AFCON qualifying matches last month.
The west Africa powerhouse have parted ways with their veteran Portuguese manager Carlos Queiroz after superintending their abysmal start to the qualifiers.
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