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“Our missing players are more important than yours” — Gambia assistant coach tells Black Stars
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The Gambia assistant coach Abdul Jammeh has played down Ghana’s injury and player-absence concerns, claiming that the five players missing from the Scorpions’ squad are more important to his team compared to those of the Black Stars.
The Gambia assistant coach Abdul Jammeh says his team’s five absent players are more important than Ghana’s missing players ahead of Tuesday’s 2027 AFCON qualifier.
The Gambia assistant coach Abdul Jammeh Asked about the players Ghana are missing, Jammeh said The Gambia were also dealing with important absences but remained focused on the players available.
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