Ex-Ghana star George Alhassan claims Black Stars lack quality to win African title

Published on: 25 September 2019
Ex-Ghana star George Alhassan claims Black Stars lack quality to win African title
Ghana Team picture (back row l-r) Thomas Teye Partey, John Boye, Richard Ofori, Nuhu Adams Kasim, Jordan Ayew (front row l-r) Thomas Agyepong, Mubarak Wakaso, Andrew Kyere Yiadom, Lumor Agbenyenu, Andre Ayew, Christian Atsu during the 2019 Africa Cup of Nations Finals game between Ghana and Benin at Ismailia Stadium in Ismailia, Egypt on 25 June 2019 © Ryan Wilkisky/BackpagePix

1982 Africa Cup of Nations winner George Alhassan believes the current band of national team players lack the requisite qualities to win a continental. 

Ghana is without an African title since that feat in Libya 37 years ago.

''Look at our players now and look at the players we had a decade ago. Look at their quality now, which teams do they play for in Europe? They are nothing to write home about,'' Alhassan said.

''Kwasi Appiah can marshal the talents of our local players whom I believe are far better than some of the foreign-based ones, and with good effort, commitment and the zeal, we can win the Africa Cup again.''

Alhassan emerged top scorer at the 1982 Africa Cup of Nations.

He played for FC 105 of Gabon and Korean side Hyundai Horanji in the mid-1980s.

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