Accra: Former Ghana international, Emmanuel Agyemang-Badu, believes that Andre Dede Ayew has a critical role to play for the Black Stars at the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Badu, who has been closely observing Ayew's recent performances, expressed his confidence in the experienced attacker's abilities.
According to Ghana Web, Badu highlighted Ayew's consistent form and goal-scoring contributions as key factors that could influence his inclusion in the national team. Badu remarked, "My brother Andre Dede Ayew is playing well and scoring goals, so if the coach thinks his philosophy and game plan will fit him, then why not."
Ayew, one of Ghana's most seasoned players, has been a central figure for the Black Stars, providing leadership and crucial goals during major international events. Despite ongoing discussions about the team's future direction and the incorporation of younger talent, Badu emphasized that selection should be grounded in performance and tactical alignment.
The former midfielder pointed out that Ayew's experience remains a valuable asset to the team, especially as Ghana gears up for the forthcoming World Cup challenges.