Emmanuel Frimpong expressed his joy and gratitude after making his debut for the Ghana national football team, also known as the Black Stars. The Fulham player made his first appearance for Ghana in a match against Sudan during the 2014 World Cup qualifiers. Frimpong came on in the second half, replacing Rabiu Mohamed, and contributed to his team’s impressive 4-0 victory over Sudan’s national team, the Nile Crocodiles.
In his comments after the game, Frimpong highlighted the significance of the opportunity to play for Ghana, expressing his longstanding desire to represent the country. He thanked the coach for giving him the chance to be part of the national team and described the experience as a momentous day for both himself and his family, emphasizing that it would be a memory he would cherish for the rest of his life.
Looking ahead, Frimpong acknowledged the team’s strong position after the victory against Sudan and emphasized the importance of continued hard work. He expressed optimism about Ghana’s chances in the World Cup qualifiers, stating the team’s goal to qualify for the 2014 World Cup in Brazil.
Born in England and having initially played for the youth teams of the English national squad, Frimpong’s decision to join the Ghanaian national team marked a significant move in his international football career. The mention of his recent signing by Kwesi Appiah reflects the coach’s confidence in Frimpong’s abilities and his potential contributions to the Black Stars.
