Tekpetey breaks silence: “Why call me at 18 if it was not my time?”
Ludogorets forward Bernard Tekpetey has questioned the Black Stars’ selection decisions after being overlooked once again despite his consistent performances in Europe. In an interview, the Ghanaian winger, who has been featuring regularly in the UEFA Champions League and Europa League, said he is hurt by the continuous snub, especially when players with little to … The post Tekpetey breaks…
Ludogorets striker Bernard Tekpetey has expressed his frustration over being left out of the Black Stars' recent squads, despite his impressive performances in European competitions. In an interview, the Ghanaian winger questioned the rationale behind the Black Stars' continuous selection decisions, which favor players with minimal impact at club level over him.
Tekpetey, who made his national team debut as a teenager, believes his current form on the European stage warrants a recall. He has been instrumental in Ludogorets' success, contributing goals and assists in both the Champions League and Europa League. Tekpetey's remarks have ignited a heated debate among Ghanaian football fans, who are demanding greater transparency and fairness in Black Stars' call-ups.
The forward's comments come at a time when Ghana is in the process of rebuilding its team ahead of major international tournaments. His outburst has added to the growing concerns about the selection criteria under the current technical team, as Ghana continues to strive for success on the international stage.
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