Felix Afena-Gyan makes his case for a bigger role in the Black Stars attack

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The young forward has now scored two goals in his last two appearances for the senior national team, offering a timely reminder of his goalscoring instincts and potential to become an important figure in Ghana’s attacking setup.

Scoring in consecutive matches is no small achievement, particularly for a striker who has had to work to re-establish his place in the national team conversation.

Afena-Gyan’s recent contributions suggest that he is growing in confidence and finding ways to make his presence felt in the final third. For a team that has often struggled with consistency in front of goal, having a forward capable of converting opportunities and delivering decisive moments is an important asset.

His goals also present the technical handlers with a selection dilemma. Should Afena-Gyan continue to be introduced as an alternative option, or has he done enough to deserve a more prominent role, including regular starts?

Ghana need competition for places in attack, and players must be rewarded for delivering when opportunities come their way. Afena-Gyan’s recent scoring form strengthens his argument for greater responsibility.

However, two goals in two matches should be the beginning of a sustained assessment rather than an automatic guarantee of the starting position. His overall performances, movement, link-up play and consistency will also matter.

One thing is becoming increasingly difficult to ignore: Felix Afena-Gyan is giving the Black Stars another attacking option worth taking seriously.

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