Asante Kotoko deputy captain Musa Hamzata has expressed his pride and excitement after earning his maiden call-up to the senior Ghana national team, describing the moment as a special milestone in his football career.
The defender was among the players selected for Ghana’s upcoming 2027 Africa Cup of Nations qualifying double-header against Somalia, following his impressive performances for the Porcupine Warriors.
Speaking about his reaction to the call-up, Hamzata revealed that the news sparked an emotional response from his family, particularly his eldest sister, who could not hold back her tears.
“I feel very proud for my first call-up to the national team. My eldest sister started crying when I told her the news,” he said.
The Kotoko deputy skipper’s inclusion represents a significant achievement in his career, rewarding his consistency and performances in the Ghana Premier League.
Hamzata will now have the opportunity to prove himself at the highest level of international football as he joins the Black Stars for their preparations ahead of the Somalia fixtures.
His maiden invitation also offers him an opportunity to establish himself within the national team setup and potentially make his senior international debut.
