AFCON; Big Blow For Ghana As Key Player Ruled Out In Madagascar’s Game
Ghana have suffered a major blow ahead of the 2023 Africa Cup of Nations qualification against Madagascar as Joseph Aidoo has been ruled out.
According to a statement made available on the Ghana Football Association website, the Celta de Vigo player hurt his ankle and will not be available against the Barea at the Cape Coast Stadium.
“Defender Joseph Aidoo has been ruled out of the Africa Cup of Nations Cote d’Ivoire 2023 qualifier between Ghana and Madagascar after picking up an injury in training,” it read.
“The Celta Vigo man twisted his right ankle during training and has been ruled out of the game on Wednesday.
“Aidoo who missed Monday’s training is currently being observed by the medical team as he undergoes a thorough rehabilitation process to fully recover.”
The absence of the 26-year-old will come as a massive setback to the country’s preparations due to his impressive performances for his Spanish elite division outfit.
In the 2021-22 campaign, Aidoo played in 32 La Liga matches as the Sky Blues finished 11th in the log having garnered 46 points from 38 matches.
As of the time of filing this report, the GFA are yet to announce a replacement for the former Genk player.
Four days after hosting Eric Rabesandratana’s team, the West Africans are guests of the Central African Republic four days later.
-Goal.com
