Black Satellites’ Desmond Ofei, has attributed the team’s victory in the U-20 football tournament at the 13th African Games to the unique football style and approach known as the Ghana football DNA.
In a closely contested match against Uganda, Ghana’s U-20 team emerged victorious with a 1-0 win at the Accra Sports Stadium. Jerry Afriyie scored the crucial goal in the 90th minute, securing the men’s football title for Ghana.
After the match, Ofei spoke to the press, praising his players for securing the gold medal and highlighting the key factor that contributed to their success.
“We had an exceptional group of talented and dedicated players who were eager to showcase their abilities to the nation,” he remarked.
“Our selection process prioritized identifying the best talents to represent our country, and this approach, coupled with intensive training and a shared vision aligned with the national football ethos, proved pivotal for this team’s achievement,” Ofei explained.
“This victory not only underscores the effectiveness of our strategy but also sets a foundation for instilling our national football philosophy and DNA. It propels us forward with renewed vigor and determination. We recognize there’s much more to be done, and this triumph signifies just the initial phase of our journey,” he concluded.