The Speaker of Parliament, Alban Bagbin, has shown his support for the Black Stars following their recent victories in the 2026 World Cup qualifiers. Despite their success, Bagbin emphasized that it will take time for the team to fully come together.
The Black Stars achieved impressive wins against Mali and the Central African Republic in the ongoing tournament. Under the coaching of Otto Addo, the team made a comeback to defeat Mali 2-1 in Bamako before securing a thrilling 4-3 victory over the Central African Republic at the Baba Yara Stadium in Kumasi.
These victories not only improve Ghana’s chances of qualifying for the World Cup but have also boosted their FIFA rankings, both globally and in Africa. The team’s progress has been encouraging for fans and supporters.
As Bagbin highlighted at the launch of the Democracy Cup, building a successful team takes time and patience. He reminded everyone that even the most successful footballers did not achieve greatness overnight but rather through years of hard work and dedication.
With Ghana now sitting in second place in Group I of the World Cup qualifiers, tied on nine points with Comoros, the team is on track to potentially secure a spot in the prestigious tournament. The recent performances have reignited hopes and excitement among Ghanaians as they cheer on the Black Stars on their journey to the World Cup.
