Ghana U23 assistant coach, Godwin Attram has reiterated that qualification for the 2024 Olympic Games is a priority.
The Black Meteors of Ghana will be playing at the 2023 U23 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) tournament which also serves as qualifiers for the world tournament which qualification has eluded the nation for almost 2 decades.
At the tournament, not only will Ghana be fighting for the trophy but also secure qualification for next year’s Olympics in France.
Speaking in an interview with an Accra-based FM station, Coach Godwin Attram said that qualification to the Olympic Games is non-negotiable.
“The country needs this tournament to qualify for France, it is very important, we haven’t been able to qualify for the tournament [for a long time] and it is very bad for a country like Ghana,” Godwin Attram said.
He is hoping that some of the eligible Black Stars players will play for the Black Meteors at the U23 AFCON to increase the team’s chances of qualifying for the Olympic Games.
“So we hope that calling them to come and join, they will give their hearts out, play very well, listen to the technical team, and make something good out of it because it is good to be an Olympian,” Godwin Attram argued.
The U23 AFCON will be staged in Morocco from January 24 to July 8 with Ghana drawn in Group A with Guinea, Congo and the host Morocco.
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