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2027 AFCON Q: Brandon Thomas-Asante vows to give Takoradi fans a show as Black Stars prepare for Somalia

2027 AFCON Q: Brandon Thomas-Asante vows to give Takoradi fans a show as Black Stars prepare for Somalia

Brandon Thomas-Asante has expressed his excitement about playing in front of the people of Takoradi, promising to give Ghanaian supporters something to celebrate when the Black Stars face Somalia in their 2027 Africa Cup of Nations qualifier.

The Ghanaian forward, speaking at the pre-match press conference, described the support from fans in the Western Region as a source of motivation, particularly during difficult moments in his football career.

Thomas-Asante said the reception the team received upon arriving for training had created a positive atmosphere within the camp, adding that hosting the two qualifying matches in Takoradi was a blessing for the players.

“For me, the support is always something that I appreciate and it’s something that, honestly, not every moment is easy as a football player. In the difficult moments, that’s something that I want to repay, that support and that faith. I always put my best foot forward,” he said.

He further promised to bring energy, passion and attacking quality to the pitch, insisting that he wants to demonstrate his commitment through performances rather than words.

“We want to make sure that we give them a show that everyone wants to see. On a personal note, I’d rather show than tell what I do, but I hope that people have been able to see over a period of time the energy and the passion that I bring on the pitch, mixed with always being a goal threat,” he added.

The Coventry City forward also reflected on his childhood admiration for the Black Stars, saying he wants to contribute to the attractive style of football that has traditionally made Ghanaian football special.

Meanwhile, Thomas-Asante revealed that the mood within the Black Stars camp has been one of confidence, ambition and determination, with players fully aware of the importance of the Somalia double-header.

He explained that conversations among teammates quickly shifted from family and personal matters to the responsibility ahead, reinforcing his belief that the squad is united behind a common mission.

“Everyone’s on mission. So, I feel like when I heard those things and what happened in those conversations, it filled me with a real sense that we’re not here to joke around or anything like that,” he stated.

The Black Stars will be hoping to translate that determination into a convincing performance as they look to collect their first points in Group C.

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