Ghanaian players have been making waves in various European leagues, showcasing their skills and talent on the international stage. In England, Mohammed Kudus scored his first preseason goal for West Ham in a 3-1 defeat to Wolves in Florida, demonstrating his potential and adaptability.

Fellow Ghanaian, Kamaldeen Sulemana, also made a mark in England, registering his name on the scoresheet as Southampton defeated French outfit Montpellier 3-1 in a pre-season friendly. This impressive performance highlights his value to the team and his growth as a player.

In Italy, Mike Aidoo made his debut for Inter Milan in a preseason game against Las Palmas, marking a significant milestone in his career. This opportunity showcases his talent and potential for growth in one of Europe’s top leagues.

Meanwhile, in Belgium, Lawrence Agyekum kicked off his Belgian Jupiler Pro League campaign with Cercle Brugge, playing a full 90 minutes in his team’s league opener defeat. Although the game ended in defeat, Agyekum’s performance demonstrates his dedication and commitment to his team.

Overall, these Ghanaian players are making significant contributions to their respective teams, demonstrating their skills, dedication, and passion for the beautiful game. Their performances abroad not only bring pride to Ghana but also inspire future generations of footballers to pursue their dreams.

Writer: Yayra Fortune