Coventry City forward Brandon Thomas-Asante says it’s a massive honour for him representing Ghana at the international level.
The England-born forward made his Ghana debut in July 2024 and has since made seven appearances for the West African football heavyweights, scoring just a goal in the period.
"Representing Ghana is a dream that I’ve held for a long time. It’s more than just football; it’s about family and roots.
When that first call-up came, it was an incredible feeling for me and my parents. There’s a weight to that jersey because of the legends who have worn it before—players like Asamoah Gyan and Michael Essien—so to be part of that history now is a massive honour," he told PFA.
The former West Bromwich Albion star has been in a blistering form for Coventry City this season, racking up 10 goals and providing three assists in 17 appearances for the club this season.
Thomas-Asante will be hoping to make the Black Stars squad for the upcoming 2026 World Cup tournament to be held in the USA, Canada and Mexico. He is currently injured and has set sights on a strong return to action.
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