Ghana U-23 assistant coach Yaw Preko has called on Ghanaians to rally behind the Black Meteors as the team intensifies preparations for their upcoming assignment against Libya U-23.
Preko acknowledged that much of the country’s football attention is currently focused on the senior national team, the Black Stars, who are also preparing for their international commitments.
However, he urged Ghanaians not to lose sight of the Black Meteors, insisting that the U-23 side also needs the nation’s prayers, encouragement and unwavering support as they work towards achieving their objectives.
“We know the Black Stars are also preparing for their assignments, and understandably, much of the attention is on the senior national team.
“However, we want Ghanaians to remember us in their prayers and continue to support this team. We appreciate their backing and want them to believe in what we are building,” Preko said.
The Black Meteors are determined to make the most of their preparations ahead of the encounter with Libya, with the technical team hoping to build a competitive squad capable of delivering positive results.
Preko’s appeal comes as Ghana seeks to strengthen the country’s presence at the youth international level, with the team looking to count on the support of football fans as they prepare for the crucial assignment.
