Ghanaian midfielder Musah Mohammed
Ghanaian midfielder Musah Mohammed is gaining recognition from friends, prominent figures, and football clubs who are eager to see him break into the Black Stars.
The 23-year-old has been enjoying a successful stint in Turkey’s top flight with Bodrum FK, where he made 28 appearances and provided four assists across all competitions.
“There are a lot of my friends, big personalities, and clubs who want to see me in the national team, and they also want to see me go far,” Mohammed said in an interview.
“So, what I can say is, they should just keep believing in me. They should just be at my back. I believe in myself, you know. I believe in myself, and they know what I can do.”
When asked about a potential national team debut, Mohammed expressed confidence, stating:
“God willing, before the 2025/26 season comes to an end, I believe I’ll be there.”
His standout performances have already attracted interest from Bulgarian giants Ludogorets and Turkish top-flight side Göztepe, who are closely monitoring his progress.
Mohammed’s football journey began at Ghanaian lower-tier club Bectero, before he moved to Turkey, where he trialled with elite sides including Beşiktaş and Fenerbahçe.
He began his professional career with Ankaraspor, later joining Eyüpspor, and eventually signed with Bodrum FK, where he made a strong impression during their inaugural season in the Turkish Süper Lig.