Mark Addo, Vice President of the Ghana Football Association (GFA), recently paid a visit to injured midfielder Daniel-Kofi Kyereh in Germany to express his support and solidarity.
The SC Freiburg player suffered a cruciate ligament rupture in February, ruling him out for the rest of the season as well as the upcoming Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers against Angola.Addo's visit to Kyereh in Germany demonstrates the GFA's dedication to its players and desire to support them both on and off the field. The visit also demonstrates the GFA's desire to see its players recover from injuries and return to full fitness as soon as possible in order to help the national team.Kyereh, a key player for both his club and the national team, expressed his gratitude for the visit, saying it meant a lot to him. The midfielder, who has been receiving treatment and rehabilitation in Germany, also revealed that he is making good progress in his recovery and hopes to return to the field soon.Kyereh's injury is a setback for both the player and the national team, which will miss his skills and abilities on the field. The GFA, on the other hand, has assured Kyereh of its full support and promised to provide all necessary resources to ensure that he receives the best possible care and attention.
The upcoming Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers against Angola will be a difficult test for the Black Stars, who will be looking to qualify and perform well. With Kyereh out, the team will have to rely on other players to fill the void left by the midfielder's absence.Ghana will host Angola in Kumasi on March 23, followed by a trip to Luanda on March 27. Two victories for the Black Stars will secure their place in the AFCON in Ivory Coast next year.
