Kamaldeen Sulemana marked a memorable milestone in his international career by scoring his first-ever goal for Ghana in their emphatic 5-0 victory against the Central African Republic.
The talented winger, who made his debut for the Black Stars on October 9, 2020, came off the bench in the 76th minute and struck in the 87th, capping off the team’s dominant display. With this latest appearance, Sulemana has now represented his country 19 times.
Sulemana’s impact was instant. Despite only playing for a short time, he seized his opportunity with a pass from John Paintsil in the dying minutes, slotting a right-footed shot from the center of the box to put the final touch on an already comprehensive win. His introduction brought fresh energy to the squad, delighting both teammates and fans who have been keenly awaiting his first international goal.
Having broken his scoring drought for Ghana, Sulemana can look forward to more opportunities with the national team, continuing to build on a journey that started five years ago.