‘Bring Kwesi Appiah back now’ – Sonnie Badu tells GFA after Black Stars loss
'Bring Kwesi Appiah back now' - Sonnie Badu tells GFA after Black Stars loss
Following the recent disappointment from the Black Starsâ loss in their Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) qualifying match against Sudan, emotions are running high among fans and Ghanaian celebrities alike.
Popular gospel artist Sonnie Badu in a heartfelt message addressed to the Ghana Football Association, urged them to consider a significant change that could be a âspiritualâ turning point for the team.
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His post called on the GFA to swallow its pride and bring back Kwesi Appiah, former coach of the Black Stars now coach of Sudan.
In a reaction post on Instagram he said, "Dear @ghana_fa_official, I can tell you for free that this was a painful win for my friend. Letâs swallow our pride and bring him back!
This is more spiritual than physical, and if you think football isnât spiritual, just hear me outâanything controlled by the wind definitely has mysteries.
Get him back â¼ï¸."
In light of the Black Starsâ recent struggles, itâs no surprise that many supporters are calling for a mix of both physical and spiritual rejuvenation to secure a place at AFCON 2025.
The Black Stars' hopes of qualifying for the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) were shattered following a 0-2 defeat to Sudan on Tuesday afternoon at the Benina Martyrs Stadium in Libya.
Goals from Al Tash and Mohammed Abdel-Rahman secured the victory for the Falcons of Jediane, ending Ghanaâs dreams of competing in AFCON 2025
After four matches, Ghana lies in third place in Group F with two points. Sudan holds second place with seven points, while Angola leads with nine points and awaits its fourth game.
Prior to this, Ghana drew 1-1 with Niger, lost to Angola 1-0 at home, and drew goallessly at home against Sudan.
The Black Stars will travel to face Angola and then play their final match against Niger in Ghana.
The teamâs chances of qualifying are now slim, with any further defeat in the next two games likely to jeopardise their hopes of reaching the 2025 AFCON in Morocco.
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