We were on top for 10 to 12 years – Andre Ayew opens up on Black Stars struggles

Black Stars captain Andre Ayew has offered insights into the recent struggles faced by the team, expressing confidence in their ability to bounce back despite a challenging period.

Following consecutive exits from the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) and a string of poor results, concerns have arisen within the Ghanaian football community regarding the team’s performance and prospects.

Ayew, a significant member of the squad in these torrid times, acknowledged the team’s recent difficulties but remained optimistic about their potential for resurgence.

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“I think we need to stay calm. A lot of things have happened. There’s not much to be said at the moment,” Ayew told Nana Ama Agyemang on Chasing Gold with Nana Aba.

“I have been in the team for a very long time so we need to stay calm, learn from what went right and what went wrong, keep working hard to make our nation proud because it is something very special.

While acknowledging the team’s recent poor form, Ayew highlighted the cyclical nature of football, noting that Ghana had enjoyed a period of dominance in previous years. He stressed the importance of perseverance, hard work, and a bit of luck in turning their fortunes around.

Source: TV3News.com