WAFA SC kid Daniel Owusu has dedicated his first Ghana Premier League goal to his mother who was in the stands to watch him chalk this modest feat.
The 17-year-old striker climbed from the bench to score the second goal in the 2-0 win over Ebusua Dwarfs on Sunday.
Owusu was put through clear on goal with a text message pass, and his first touch was a low shot into the bottom corner.
''I was very happy being on the score sheet, I was excited and the goal goes to my mum because she was [on park] watching me,'' Owusu told the club's media.
''I want to be more expert,'' he added when asked about his target for the season.
''I want to play more games and I want to keep on fighting to be in the first XI. Every game is like a fight for me. I go in 100%.''
Owusu claims his veneration for PSG and France forward Kylian Mbappe has been the fuel in his tank to punch up.
''I want to play like [Kylian] Mbappe. I always watch his videos. Go to YouTube- download his videos when I am on my bed, I just play a deep music and start watching Mbappe video. He's a great player and I want to be like him.''
?: Daniel Owusu scored his first @GhanaLeague goal on Sunday:
’I want to play like [@KMbappe] Mbappe. I always watch his videos. I download his videos when I am on my bed, I just play a deep music and start watching Mbappe videos. He's a great player and I want to be like him’ pic.twitter.com/1NBzcufPvF
— WAFA SC (@WAFAcademySC) January 7, 2020