Spokesperson of the Ghana Football Association, Henry Asante Twum has spoken ahead of the Black Stars games coming up and says they are hoping to see the new players in the team playing with hunger and dedication.
The four-time African champions after a very impressive year will get to climax it with two high profile friendlies against two Asian giants Japan and South Korea in this November international window.
The team opened camp in Nagoya on Tuesday but with 18 players initially and the arrival of Hearts of Oak goalkeeper Benjamin Asare has completed the entire squad.
Key players like skipper Jordan Ayew, Kudus Mohammed, Thomas Partey, Alexander Djiku and Abdul Fatawu Issahaku are all out of the game with injuries.
Speaking ahead of the game, the renowned journalist says despite the game being a friendly, they will be approaching it with so much dedication and determination and sees it as a perfect test to end the year.
“The games against Japan and South Korea will be tough and we’re not taking them lightly at all. We want to see players who are hungry and will fight for the Black Stars.”
The Kirin Challenge Cup game against Japan is slated for this Friday, November 14, in Nagoya at 10:20am
