Ghanaian forward Antoine Semenyo has stressed the need for the Black Stars to win their 2026 World Cup qualification games against Madagascar and Comoros.
According to him, team Ghana has to strive for a good start against their opponents in the upcoming campaign’s double World Cup qualifiers.
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Speaking exclusively to Saharafootball.net, Semenyo, affirmed the importance of winning the two games against Madagascar and Comoros.
“We need to make sure we win, so, we have to have to come together and train well this week and hopefully get two wins” he ended.
The 23-year-old is one of twenty-five players called up by coach Chris Hughton for the double 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifiers against Madagascar and Comoros Island next week.
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Since his inclusion into the BlackStars on June,1,2022, he has scored two goals in eight appearances for his native country and will be hoping to push them a step further come this weekend.
