Moses Armah Parker, a former member of the Black Stars Management Committee, thinks Ghana will qualify for the 2026 World Cup, which will be held in the United States, Mexico, and Canada.

In Group I, the four-time African champions are paired with Mali, Comoros, Madagascar, Chad, Central African Republic, and the Central African Republic.

The group has been described as difficult, and considering their recent bad performances, former Black Stars players have advised the team to avoid complacency in order to advance.

Parker, who is currently in charge of Medeama SC, the reigning Ghana Premier League champions, thinks the group is simple and that Ghana will make the World Cup.

However, he urged the populace to support the team’s recently appointed head coach Chris Hughton in order to lead the Black Stars to victory.

“We need to lend Chris Hughton our support because he recently started his position. We must also be well-prepared and take action, he added.

The Black Stars have participated in four World Cups before, in 2006, 2010, 2014, and 2022 in Germany, South Africa, Brazil, and Qatar, respectively. They are currently seeking to qualify for their fifth World Cup.
The qualifying rounds are anticipated to start in November.

Source: 2muchgh.com