Kofi Adams has offered his perspective on the speculation surrounding the possible return of André Ayew to the Ghana national football team, emphasizing the distinction between political oversight and coaching decisions.
“Fortunately, I’m the minister. Unfortunately, I’m not the coach. The coach has a final say on this; if they include him, why not? I won’t be surprised,” Adams said, leaving the door open while underscoring that selection decisions rest entirely with the technical team.
The comments come amid growing debate among fans and pundits about the Black Stars’ lineup and the potential impact of reintegrating seasoned players like André. Adams’ measured stance highlights the balance between administrative support and respect for the coach’s authority in shaping the team ahead of upcoming competitions.
