Benjamin Asare pays courtesy call on AMA boss after World Cup feat
Benjamin Asare, a Black Stars goalkeeper, paid a courtesy call on the Mayor of Accra, Michael Kpakpo Allotey, at City Hall on Monday to personally thank him for the encouragement and confidence he showed throughout the tournament. Asare expressed appreciation to the Mayor for rallying support behind him and the senior national team during Ghana's campaign at the just-ended FIFA World Cup. He described the Mayor as both a father and a brother, stating he deeply valued the support and guidance received during Ghana's World Cup journey.
Asare said his emergence as Ghana's number-one goalkeeper was not something he could have predicted, but rather a blessing he believes came with a divine purpose. Representing the Black Stars had always been a childhood dream and a personal ambition he was determined to fulfil. He remains committed to making a meaningful contribution to Ghanaian football and pledged to continue giving his best whenever called upon to represent the country. Michael Kpakpo Allotey praised Benjamin Asare's rise and expressed confidence in his ability to reach greater heights in his football career.
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Black Stars goalkeeper Benjamin Asare visited Accra Mayor Michael Kpakpo Allotey after the FIFA World Cup. This meeting highlights the strong bond
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