Baba Rahman has delivered a message of resilience and unity following Ghana’s latest setback, insisting the Black Stars remain firmly focused on the bigger picture despite disappointment on the night.
The experienced left-back did not hide his frustration after their last friendly match but struck a tone of belief, reminding fans that progress on the international stage is rarely immediate.
“Gutted we could not get the win last night, but this is a marathon not a sprint. We will get there,” Rahman said.
His words reflect a dressing room determined to stay the course, even as expectations continue to weigh heavily on the squad. Ghana, a nation with a proud footballing heritage, has endured mixed results in recent outings, but Rahman emphasized that the commitment within the group remains unquestionable.
“This group will give everything for this precious shirt. God bless our homeland Ghana,” he added.
The statement underscores a sense of responsibility among the current generation of players, many of whom are keen to restore the Black Stars’ standing on the global stage. With qualification campaigns and major tournaments demanding consistency over time, Rahman’s “marathon” analogy points to a long-term vision rather than short-term reactions.
As Ghana continues its preparations for the FIFA world cup, the message from one of its senior figures is clear: setbacks will come, but belief, unity, and persistence will ultimately define their journey.
