Real Oviedo midfielder, Kwasi Sibo, is set to join Ghana's Black Stars for their crucial 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifier against Mali. This comes as coach Otto Addo faces midfield challenges due to injuries and suspensions.
Midfield Woes Plague Black Stars
The Black Stars are facing a crisis in midfield. Thomas Partey fell ill before the match against Chad, while Ibrahim Sulemana sustained a knee injury during training in D’Djamena. To add to the problems, Elisha Owusu is suspended for the Mali game due to accumulated yellow cards.
Sibo To The Rescue?
Kwasi Sibo's impressive performances for Real Oviedo have caught the eye of Coach Addo. Sibo has featured in all three matches for his club since the start of the season, showcasing his fitness and form. He is expected to bring much-needed stability and energy to the Black Stars midfield.
Sibo will join the team in Accra to prepare for the match, scheduled to take place at the Accra Sports Stadium on Monday, September 8, 2025. The addition of Sibo is aimed at strengthening the Black Stars' midfield as they gear up to face the Eagles of Mali.
Black Stars Aim for Victory
Despite the injury setbacks, the Black Stars are determined to secure a victory against Mali. The team is working hard to ensure they are well-prepared for the crucial World Cup qualifier. The support of the Ghanaian fans will be vital as they strive for success.