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Author: africatopsports.comPublished on: April 13, 2026Country: Ghana

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Young Ajax Amsterdam prodigy Jorthy Mokio has reportedly decided to join the national team of the Democratic Republic of Congo. Additionally, Emerse Faé expresses his ambition for the 2026 World Cup, backed by Ivory Coast's success in the recent continental competition. A tragedy also struck Ghana with the murder of a player during a robbery of his club's bus, Berekum Chelsea.

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