Premier League stars Tariq Lamptey by Brighton and Muhammed Kudus from West Ham visited the camp of Ghana’s black stars to show their support prior to the semi-final of today (Wednesday) Unity Cup with the Super Eagles of Nigeria.
Kamaldeen Sulemana, who was banned with Southampton, was also in the camp of the team.
The trio was not included in the 23-man team of coach Oddo Addo for the four-country tournament in London due to injuries.
In messages published on the X handle of Black Stars, the players came by on Tuesday to offer their support to their teammates.
Muhammame Holy
The Super Eagles will also be for the Unity Cup without their most important players.
Players such as Victor Osimhen, breathola lookman, Calvin Bassey Alex Iwobi, Ola Aina, William Troost-Zeekong were not mentioned.
Tariq Lamptey with coach Otto Addo
The black stars and the Super Eagles will reveal their rivalry again when they play in the Unity Cup.
In their last meeting in March 2024, which was also a friendly game, the Super Eagles triumphed 2-1 thanks to goals from Dessers and Lookman.
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In the meantime, the first semifinal of the Unity Cup started with Jamaica with Trinidad and Tobago with 3-2 on Tuesday.
The game that was played at the Gtech Stadium, home bus of Brighton and Hove Albion, the Reggae boys yielded a stopping time penalty to win the meeting despite the surrender of a 2-0 lead.
By James Jars
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