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The AFCON title headlined by sponsors TotalEnergies, has arrived in Ghana for a two-day tour ahead of next month's continental showpiece.
The trophy was presented by Mola, AFCON 2021's official mascot, to dignitaries and media present.
The title will take trips to some selected TotalEnergies Fuelling Stations like Liberation Road, Total House, Independence Square, Osu Total and Darkuman Junction Total.
Marketing Head of TotalEnergies Ghana, Abdul-Rahim Siddique expressed the shared desire of many Ghanaians, indicating that he hopes the country will end its long AFCON drought.
Former Black Stars captain and TotalEnergies Ghana brand ambassador threw his support behind current captain, Dede Ayew saying he hopes he could lead Ghana to the trophy.
The tournament will kickstart on January 9.
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