Abdul Razak questions commitment of current Black Stars players

Former Black Stars forward Karim Abdul Razak has voiced concerns regarding the current players' commitment to the national team, particularly in light of their recent performances.The Black Stars have had a disappointing start to their 2025 Africa Cup of Nations qualifying campaign, losing 1-0 at home to Angola and drawing 1-1 against Niger, which has led to significant criticism from fans and analysts alike.In an interview on Asempa FM, Abdul Razak highlighted the lack of willingness among players to engage in friendly matches with local clubs, stating, "When we are in camp, we play friendlies with Kotoko, Olympics, and Hearts. This time, they don't even want to play with these local clubs."He emphasised that previous generations of players played for pride and the country, regardless of financial incentives, saying, "We are playing for the team, we are playing for the country, that's all. Because in the end, when you win the match, no bonus is coming. So why think of getting a bonus before you play?"Abdul Razak's remarks reflect a broader sentiment among fans who feel that the current squad lacks the same level of dedication and teamwork that characterized earlier eras of Ghanaian football.As...

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