Ghanaian winger Mohammed Fuseini, who is currently in Belgium, has said he feels honored and proud to be a member of the senior national squad.
After making his Black Stars debut in the 2-1 loss to Nigeria, the gifted forward, Mohammed Fuseini scored a goal against Trinidad and Tobago to lead Ghana to third place in the just concluded Unity Cup.
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After helping his team win its first league title in nine decades, the Right to Dream Academy graduate, who currently plays for Royal Union Saint Gilloise, received his first call-up.
Following an outstanding performance, Mohammed Fuseini expressed his sincere appreciation to Ghanaians for their tremendous support of the team.
“A dream come true!! Proud, honored, and grateful to have made my debut for the Ghana national team. To Wear this jersey has always a childhood dream, and to finally live it is something l will never forget. Thanks to the fans for their amazing support and I promise to always do my best when I wear our beautiful jersey of the Black Stars,” he posted on Instagram.
Fuseini scored nine goals and added an assist in 33 matches in his first season with Union Saint Gilloise.
