Ghana's national football team saw a strong performance from Abdul Mumin in their match against Mali. Mumin, a defender who plays for Rayo Vallecano in Spain, made his debut for Ghana in this game.
Mali scored first, putting Ghana behind. However, Ghana showed great determination and came back to win 2-1. Ernest Nuamah scored the equalizer, and Jordan Ayew secured the victory with a winning goal.
Mumin entered the game as a substitute in the second half and played superbly. His solid defense helped Ghana maintain their lead and complete the comeback.
This match highlighted both Ghana's fighting spirit and Mumin's potential as a valuable player for the national team. Fans are eager to see more of his strong performances in future games.
Young Ghanaian midfielder Ibrahim Sulemana celebrated his first game for Ghana's national team in a big way. He made his debut during the 2026 FIFA World Cup Qualifiers against Mali, where Ghana secured a 2-1 victory.
Sulemana, known for his impressive skills in midfield, came on as a substitute. Despite being new to the international stage, he showed confidence and talent, helping his team in the crucial moments of the game.
Mali took the lead in the first half, but Ghana equalized early in the second half. The game was intense, with both teams fighting hard for the win. Sulemana's presence on the field added energy and precision to Ghana's play.
In the final minutes, Ghana scored the winning goal, sparking celebrations among fans and players. Sulemana’s performance received praise from both fans and football experts, who noted his composure and vision.
Ghana’s victory over Mali not only boosted their chances in the World Cup qualifiers but also highlighted the potential of new players like Ibrahim Sulemana. Fans are now eagerly looking forward to seeing more of him in future matches.
Jordan Ayew's late winner fires Ghana a precious 1-2 win over Mali at the Stade du 26 Mars to secure their second win in the 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifiers.
The German superpower outfit have landed the talented teenager of Ghanaian origin together with his team-mate Maurice Krattenmacher
German-born Ghanaian budding forward Gibson Nana Adu has joined Bundesliga heavyweights Bayern Munich, the club have confirmed.
The 16-year-old together with his team-mate Maurice Krattenmacher were secured from 3. Liga side Unterhaching this summer.
"FC Bayern have signed attackers Maurice Krattenmacher, 18, and Gibson Nana Adu, 16, from Unterhaching. Adu will continue to play for the 3. Liga club next season," an excerpt of a statement over the capturing of the duo reads.
Bayern Munich sporting director at the youth level Jochen Sauer had this to tell his club's official website right after signing the two teenagers: "Maurice Krattenmacher and Gibson Nana Adu are two players with great prospects. Maurice is from Munich, was with us in his younger years and has gained experience in the 3. Liga at Unterhaching. He’s got good technique, is versatile in attack, and not just capable of scoring himself but always has an eye for teammates. Gibson is both the youngest player and goalscorer in the history of the 3. Liga. Both are representative of Unterhaching’s good youth development. We back both players to make it professionally.”
Nana Adu is currently holding the record as the youngest ever player to score in the German 3.Liga campaign at the age of 16.
Given his enormous talent, he could be a sure bet for Ghana at the international level.
Black Stars head coach, Otto Addo, has unveiled a strong lineup for Ghana’s pivotal 2026 World Cup qualifier against group favorite Mali today, June 6, 2024.
England manager, Gareth Southgate, has named Kobbie Mainoo in his final squad for the 2024 European Championships while Jarrel Quansah has been dropped.
