"They are fond of their clubs than Ghana"- Joetex Frimpong on difference between old Black Stars and current team

[caption id=attachment_1251165 align=alignnone width=408] Joe-Tex Frimpong, Ghana (Photo by Adam Davy - PA Images via Getty Images)[/caption]Former Ghana striker Joetex Frimpong has explained the reason for the Black Stars' recent struggles at international competitions, comparing the current team to the old squad.Frimpong played for the Black Stars in the early 2000s and was part of the Ghana team that first qualified for the FIFA World Cup in 2006. He eventually made 11 appearances, scoring two goals for the Black Stars.During Frimpong's time with the national team, the Black Stars consistently reached the knockout stages of international tournaments.However, the current team has not been able to go beyond the group stage of their last three competitions and failed to qualify for the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations.According to the former BSC Young Boys star, the current crop of players care more about their clubs than the national team.The difference between our time and the current crop of players was our commitment and the zeal to die for Ghana. The players of today are fond of their clubs more than Ghana, he told Sikka Sports.The Black Stars are however on the verge of qualifying for the 2026 FIFA World Cup in North America after six qualifying matches. Read Full Story