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Former Ghana captain, Stephen Appiah, has labelled the current Black Stars team as underperforming.
The Black Stars have gone five games without a win and more importantly, their chances of making a fourth successive World Cup appearance hanging in the balance.
The team has had its problems well documented over these months but Appiah feels the team on the pitch have underperformed.
“I think the team has underperformed since Grant took over, comparing to our time and even the last few years I think the team has lost their momentum,” he told Asempa Sports.
Despite this, the former Juventus midfielder is hoping for a quick turnaround.
“I just hope things get right for them to recover because for now it is clear most Ghanaians are not happy with the performance of the team.”
Ghana will be hoping to appease their fans with an AFCON victory in February 2017.
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