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Tema Youth forward, Evans Osei Wusu has been handed a call-up to the Black Stars B team ahead of the 2023 CHAN qualifiers.
The high-flying forward has been in hot form for Tema Youth as they chase promotion to the Ghana Premier League from the Division One League.
Osei Wusu has featured in 26 games for the Harbour Warriors netting 19 goals while also providing eight assists. The forward also has 10 MVP awards to his name this season.
Head coach for the Black Stars B, Annor Walker named a 35-man squad for the qualifier earlier on Thursday, May 26.
Ghana will play Benin in the first round of the qualifiers with the winner joining six other countries from WFU Zone B for the final round of qualifiers.
Three countries from WAFU Zone B will make it to the final tournament to be held next year.
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