Ghana Football Association Sets Sights on Rising Star Kobbie Mainoo for Black Stars Inclusion
In an exciting development, the Ghana Football Association (GFA) is actively considering the recruitment of Kobbie Mainoo, the 18-year-old midfield sensation currently making waves at Manchester United, to join the ranks of the Black Stars.
Dr. Randy Abbey, an Executive Council member of the GFA, disclosed the association’s keen interest in Mainoo, emphasizing their commitment to scouting and attracting top talents for various national teams. Speaking to The Times, Dr. Abbey expressed admiration for Mainoo’s exceptional skills and hinted at the GFA’s eagerness to collaborate with the young talent.
“Kobbie is definitely one of such incredible talents, and the Association will love to work with him and many like him at home and abroad,” Dr. Abbey stated.
Mainoo’s stellar performances at Manchester United have caught the attention of football enthusiasts worldwide. With 12 appearances in the first team this season, the teenager demonstrated his prowess by securing a dramatic victory for his team against Wolverhampton Wanderers in the Premier League.
Following his match-winning goal in the final seconds of the game, Mainoo received widespread acclaim from fans and even earned commendations from Manchester United’s manager, Erik ten Hag. Ten Hag praised Mainoo’s progress and highlighted his determination, character, and consistent improvement in each game.
“I hope he stays calm like he is, as he did with his goal as well. He is determined, he is a good character, and I hope he keeps going with this progress,” Ten Hag remarked.
As the Ghana Football Association sets its sights on securing Mainoo’s allegiance to the Black Stars, the football community eagerly anticipates the potential addition of this emerging talent to the national team roster. The prospect of Mainoo representing Ghana on the international stage adds a new layer of excitement to the country’s football landscape.
