Laryea Kingston, the head coach of Ghana’s U17 national team, the Black Starlets, is brimming with confidence as he gears up for the upcoming 2024 U17 WAFU Zone B tournament.
After the draw placed Ghana in Group A alongside powerhouse teams Ivory Coast and Benin, Kingston remains level-headed, recognizing the tough competition they will face while showing a strong determination.
“We have respect for all the countries participating in the tournament. Every team has the potential to win, so we are not taking anyone lightly. But we are fully prepared,” Kingston assured the Ghana FA.
The tournament, set to take place from May 15th to May 28th, will be hosted in Accra, Ghana. Known for its rich football history and ability to nurture young talent, Accra is poised to provide a vibrant atmosphere for players and fans throughout the competition.
Preparations for the Black Starlets have been thorough, with Kingston emphasizing the importance of mental and physical readiness.
“Our technical team and players are all geared up for the tournament. We are focused and ready to take each game as it comes,” Kingston emphasized, highlighting the team’s disciplined approach.
Not only a stage for showcasing youthful talent, the U17 WAFU Zone B Tournament also serves as a platform for grooming future football stars. With Ghana’s strong football legacy and Kingston’s leadership, the Black Starlets are determined to make a mark in the competition.
As the excitement builds leading up to the tournament, football enthusiasts are eagerly anticipating a thrilling display of skill and memorable moments on the pitch.
