Nana Kwaku Bonsam has spoken! if Ayew brothers start Ghana’s FIFA World Cup Matches, we are in trouble.
Nana Kwaku Bonsam has disclosed spiritual reasons and has argued that if the Ayew brothers start Ghana’s FIFA World Cup matches, Ghana will be in trouble at the ongoing World Cup in Qatar.
Explaining the spiritual implications of starting Andrew Morgan Dede Ayew (Captian of the Black Stars) and his brother Jordan Ayew, the feared Kumasi-based chief priest explained that starting in any game played by the Black Stars of Ghana in Qatar will be the biggest mistake that the management of the team.
He advised Atto Addo and his technical men to consider the spiritual implications of such a move and avoid it at all cost.
” In the realms of the spirit, it is not good to start the match with Ayew Brothers. When this happens, the game might not favour the team. The two players must not start a game. One of them should start, and the other can join later. What I am saying has nothing to do with physical”. – He stated while throwing more light on the issue during an interview on Angel TV monitored by the sports team at Ghanaeducation.org.
The chief priest did not give further spiritual details related to his revelations during the interview.
However, in recent times, many supporters of the National team have complained about the performance of the two brothers and have questioned why they are always part of the team at all times.
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The statement made by Nana Kwaku Bonsam seems to have agreed with the thoughts of many Ghanaians who want the Ayew brothers out of the Black Stars. However, whether the two will be in Ghana’s starting line-up will only be known when the Black stars come face to face with Portugal on 24th November in the group H opener at the ongoing 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar.
Ghana looks forward to making it out f the group stages in Qatar and must pick at least 5 points to ever stand a chance of making it out of Group H.