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Samuel Appiah • 26 Jun • 216 words · 2 min read
Ghana's World Cup journey is heating up, and their captain has weighed in on the team's potential-what did he say?
Black Stars captain Jordan Ayew has shared his perspective on Ghana's capabilities at the ongoing 2026 FIFA World Cup. His comments come as the team navigates a crucial stage of the tournament with qualification hopes on the line.
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