Ghana midfielder Mohammed Kudus has sent a message of support to the Black Queens as they prepare to face hosts Morocco in the semifinals of the 2024 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations on Tuesday.
The Tottenham Hotspur midfielder praised the team’s fighting spirit, work ethic, and resilience, encouraging them to keep pushing as they aim to make history by reaching the final of the tournament for the first time since 1998.
“I wish you guys all the best in your upcoming games,” he said in a video message. “I’m really proud of your energy, your hard work, and your fight to defend Ghana. I’m really looking forward to your next game, and I hope you guys bring the gold home. I wish you all the best – we are behind you.”
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The Black Queens, who are chasing their first-ever WAFCON title, are into the semifinals for the first time in nine years, following back-to-back wins against Tanzania and Algeria, the latter secured via a penalty shootout.
Ghana have finished as WAFCON runners-up three times in the past but have never lifted the trophy.