Daniel Kofi Kyereh Returns To Black Stars Squad For Somalia Double Header After Four Year Absence

Ghana midfielder Daniel Kofi Kyereh has been handed a recall to the Black Stars for the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations qualifying double header against Somalia. The 30 year old returns after overcoming a lengthy injury lay off. The report was published today, Monday, November 9, 2026 at 06:06am. The news has sparked huge excitement across Ghana. Many Ghanaians say Kyereh deserves a second chance.

According to a report by Modern Ghana, Kyereh last featured for the Black Stars in December 2022. The report was published on Monday, November 9, 2026. The report said Kyereh suffered an anterior cruciate ligament injury during training with German side Freiburg. The report said the injury happened in February 2023.

Kyereh has enjoyed an encouraging start to the current campaign. According to a report by Modern Ghana, Kyereh has scored twice and provided one assist in nine appearances. The report said Kyereh plays for German club VfL Osnabruck. The report said his performances have earned him a return to the Black Stars.

The former FC St Pauli player has made 18 appearances for Ghana. According to a report by Ghana Sports Page, Kyereh will be hoping to make an immediate impact. The report was published on Monday, November 9, 2026 at 01:37am. The report said Kyereh joined Osnabruck as a free agent after leaving Freiburg. The report said his return gives Ghana another creative option in midfield.

In an interview with Ghana News Agency, an official of the Ghana Football Association said the technical team trusts Kyereh. The official said Kyereh has worked hard to return to fitness. He said the team needs experience and creativity. He said the Ghana News Agency report shows that the door is open for in form players.

Speaking to Joy News, the interim Black Stars coach Kim Lars Bjorkegren said Kyereh adds quality. He said Kyereh can play as an attacking midfielder. He said Kyereh can create chances and score goals. He said the Joy News interview shows that the team will build around experienced players.

Madam Efua Mensah at Accra said she remembers Kyereh at the World Cup. She said she sells food at Accra Central Market every day. She said she prayed for Kyereh during his injury. She said she hopes Kyereh will score against Somalia.

Mr. Kwame Boateng at Kumasi said he is a driver in Kumasi. He said drivers in Kumasi follow the Black Stars on radio. He said Kyereh return is good news for Ghana. He said he hopes Kyereh will stay injury free.

Mr. Ibrahim Musa at Tamale said he is a teacher in Tamale in the Northern Region. He said teachers in Tamale teach students about resilience. He said Kyereh story teaches never to give up. He said he hopes students will learn from Kyereh.

The Black Stars will host Somalia on Thursday, November 12 before the return fixture on Monday, November 16. According to a report by Citi Sports, both matches will take place at the Essipong Sports Stadium in Sekondi Takoradi. The report was published on Monday, November 9, 2026 at 05:45am. The report said CAF granted the venue temporary approval. The report said Ghana must win both games.

According to a report by Citi Sports, Ghana head into the double header under pressure after losing their opening two Group C matches. The report said Ghana lost 2-0 away to Cote d Ivoire. The report said Ghana lost 4-2 at home to The Gambia. The report said Ghana are bottom of Group C without a point.

In an interview with Ghana News Agency, an official of the Ghana Football Association said Kyereh was spotted at Accra airport on Sunday. He said Kyereh arrival shows preparations are underway. He said the squad will be announced soon. He said the Ghana News Agency report shows that fans should support the team.

The Ghana Football Association called on all Ghanaians to support the Black Stars. The Association said the team needs unity and prayers. The Association said Kyereh return is a sign of hope. The government asked all Ghanaians to stand behind the Black Stars.

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