Mohammed Gadafi Fuseini has received his first-ever call-up to the Ghana senior national team, a fitting reward for his outstanding campaign with Belgian champions Union Saint-Gilloise.
The 22-year-old forward has been named in the Black Stars squad for the upcoming 2025 Unity Cup in London, following a breakthrough season in which he played a central role in Union’s historic Belgian Pro League triumph — their first league title in 89 years.
Fuseini’s inclusion comes as no surprise. His 2024/25 season was marked by consistent brilliance, as he registered 11 goals and three assists in 44 appearances across all competitions. A dynamic attacker with a keen eye for goal, he has earned a reputation for his intelligent movement, positional awareness, and composed finishing.
Whether operating as a centre-forward or drifting in from wide areas, Fuseini’s adaptability and technical ability have made him a standout in Belgium’s top flight. His tireless work rate, ability to link up play in tight spaces, and relentless pressing have drawn plaudits from both fans and coaches.
His call-up is also a reflection of Ghana’s renewed focus on integrating in-form talents from Europe’s elite leagues into the national setup. With the Black Stars preparing to face strong opposition in the Unity Cup, Fuseini will have a platform to showcase his qualities on the international stage.
As Ghana builds towards future qualifiers and major tournaments, this opportunity could mark the beginning of a long and fruitful international career for one of the country’s most promising forwards.
