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Tema Youth forward Evans Osei-Wusu is arguably the most consistent and complete player in Ghana's second-tier football at the moment.
Osei-Wusu has shown how good he is in the ongoing 2021/22 Ghana Division One League with shocking numbers.
The forward has 15 goals in all competition this season and he leads the top goalscorers chart with 13 goals. He also has six assists which prove he doesn’t only score but provides too.
He has won six Man of the Match awards for the Harbour Warriors this season. Osei-Wusu has five goals in three matches since the start of the second round of the Division One League.
Evans Osei Wusu has represented Ghana at the Under-23 level in the past with his previous performances. I won’t be surprised to see him in the senior national team.
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