Audio By Carbonatix
The chairman of the Black Starlets Management Committee Fred Crentsil says the team is focused on booking a place at next year’s CAN 2013 championship.
The national under-17 team is expected to leave Accra for South Africa on Tuesday for the first leg of the final round of qualifier against South Africa.
This will be the team’s first appearance in the qualifiers after advancing to the next stage without kicking a ball following Gambia’s withdrawal.
“The Black Starlets have been in camp for a while now and also went on training tours to the Western and Central Regions and also gone through the MRI Scan and I believe we have a very good team,” Fred Crentsil told JOY Sports in an interview.
“We have done everything in terms of motivation and I believe the coaches have done a very good job and looking at the team I’m optimistic they will go places. This is s a very young team, with the right ages and I can say that we have a future”.
The Ghana Under-17 male team has been impressive in warm-up friendlies and is expected to book qualification to the tournament which they missed out at the last edition.
The CAN 2013 championship will be hosted in Morocco next year.
DISCLAIMER: The Views, Comments, Opinions, Contributions and Statements made by Readers and Contributors on this platform do not necessarily represent the views or policy of Multimedia Group Limited.
Tags:
DISCLAIMER: The Views, Comments, Opinions, Contributions and Statements made by Readers and Contributors on this platform do not necessarily represent the views or policy of Multimedia Group Limited.
Latest Stories
-
Mrs Constance Maku Quaynor Ruttmern aka Auntie Maku
6 minutes -
Pastor arrested over alleged attempt to bury five-month-old baby alive at Abofrem
18 minutes -
Titus Glover accuses NDC of U-turn on LGBTQ+ bill after winning power
21 minutes -
Chaos where there should be Gold: The Duffours, Bogoso & Katanomics
31 minutes -
‘Independence is not a luxury; it is a necessity’ – Amanda Clinton warns against subordinating Special Prosecutor
44 minutes -
Prudential Bank urges suppliers to embrace efficiency, ethics and trust at 2026 Conference
45 minutes -
Police begin manhunt for killers of Berekum Chelsea player after highway attack
45 minutes -
85% of Ghanaians dissatisfied with government’s LGBTQ+ stance – APL poll
50 minutes -
The infrastructure decision every growing business in Africa will face
51 minutes -
Police launch manhunt after armed robbers kill Berekum Chelsea player on highway
57 minutes -
Oscar Naasei earns high rating as Granada edge Cultural Leonesa
1 hour -
LGBTQ+ bill likely to influence 2028 vote, majority of Ghanaians indicate – APL survey
1 hour -
30 face prosecution as Kwadaso assembly intensifies sanitation crackdown
1 hour -
Ghana Gas denies wrongdoing over insurance switch, insists process was lawful
1 hour -
Minority mourns Berekum Chelsea player Dominic Frimpong after fatal robbery attack
1 hour