Ghanaian young talent, Ernest Nuamah, has expressed his excitement about sharing the field with fellow Right to Dream graduate Mohammed Kudus, after previously watching him on television.
Both players have featured together in the Black Stars’ last three matches, and they have both managed to score in the past two games against the Central African Republic and Liberia.
Following their recent game against Liberia, where Nuamah scored the opening goal and assisted Kudus in scoring Ghana’s second, the Lyon winger shared his enthusiasm about playing alongside Kudus and other experienced team members.
Nuamah stated, “It feels good,” when asked about playing alongside Kudus. “They are the players we look up to, and not only him, a lot of the senior players in the squad.
He added that playing alongside such experienced players serves as motivation for him and keeps him motivated. Nuamah also mentioned the surreal feeling of transitioning from watching Kudus on TV to sharing the pitch with him.
Ernest Nuamah made his debut for the Black Stars during the AFCON qualifier against Madagascar in July and has now scored two goals in three games for Ghana’s senior national team.
