Mohammed Kudus: “We must qualify at all costs for the 2026 World Cup.”

Just four points from these matches will guarantee the four-time African champions a spot in the world championship in the US, Mexico, and Canada.

Kudus uttered,

Naturally, one of the main competitions that the nation enjoys and wishes to compete in is AFCON. It was disappointing not to qualify, but I believe that the World Cup qualifiers are now the main emphasis.

Wearing the national shirt continues to be a source of great pride for the 25-year-old star.

He went on,

I believe that you are a one-time representative of your nation. For me, that is the one with the most emotion and sentiment. Wearing the jersey with great pride means a lot.

The midfielder also talked about Ghana’s amazing run at the 2010 World Cup, in which the Black Stars advanced to the quarterfinals, and he said he thinks the current team can top that accomplishment.

We advanced to the quarterfinals in 2010. And I think this team is capable of even more. But before we can concentrate on the competition itself, we must first qualify.

With 19 points already leading Group I, Ghana needs just four more to guarantee their fifth FIFA World Cup appearance.

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