2027 AFCONQ: Ghana will have a tough game against Ivory Coast without Mohammed Kudus – Emmanuel Adebayor
Togo legend Emmanuel Adebayor believes Ghana will face a stern test against Ivory Coast without Mohammed Kudus when the Black Stars begin their 2027 Africa Cup of Nations qualifying campaign. Kudus, who has been sidelined for several months, was initially included in Carlos Queiroz’s 24-man squad for the opening Group C fixtures. However, the Tottenham […]
Togo icon Emmanuel Adebayor has expressed concerns over Ghana's chances against Ivory Coast in the upcoming 2027 Africa Cup of Nations qualifying tournament. The absence of Mohammed Kudus, who withdrew from the squad due to recovery from injury, could pose a significant challenge for the Black Stars, according to the former Arsenal, Manchester City and Tottenham striker.
Kudus, who was part of Carlos Queiroz's initial 24-man squad, was replaced by Mohammed Fuseini. Adebayor emphasized that the experience of players like Kudus is vital for the team's morale and performance. He stated, "There is no game without an experienced player; it will be hard," further adding that "Ivory Coast against Ghana, you need some players who can bring cool heads."
Ghana's qualifying campaign begins with an away match against Ivory Coast on September 24 at Stade de la Paix, followed by a home game against The Gambia on September 27 at the Accra Sports Stadium. The Black Stars will conclude their international window with a friendly against Morocco on October 4 at the Grand Stade de Tanger.
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