By Kwame Bediako
Hearts of Oak goalkeeper Benjamin Asare has expressed his gratitude to Ghanaian football supporters and the management of the Black Stars for their support following his impressive performances in the team’s recent World Cup qualifier matches against Chad and Madagascar.
The 32-year-old shot-stopper was named in the Black Stars squad ahead of Matchday 5 and 6 of the 2026 World Cup qualifiers and played a crucial role in the team’s victories, keeping a clean sheet in both matches.
Asare’s performances between the posts earned him widespread praise from fans and football pundits, with many hailing him as one of the standout performers in the Black Stars squad. The Hearts of Oak goalkeeper attributed his success to hard work and determination, thanking the supporters, management, and his teammates for their role in his achievement.
“I will say thank you to the supporters, management, most of the players and the authorities. The work — I didn’t do it alone; they helped me to get that achievement. And also, my determination is that when I am in the goalpost, it will not be easy to concede,” Benjamin Asare said.
Asare’s call-up to the Black Stars squad was a major boost to his career, and he has since become a key player in the team. His performances in the World Cup qualifiers have enhanced Ghana’s chances of qualifying for the tournament next year, and he will be looking to maintain his impressive form in the upcoming matches. The Black Stars’ victories over Chad and Madagascar have moved them closer to qualification, and Asare’s role in these wins cannot be overstated.
The goalkeeper’s success is a testament to his hard work and dedication to the sport. Asare’s journey to the Black Stars has been long and challenging, but his determination and perseverance have ultimately paid off. His performances have earned him national recognition, and he will be aiming to continue this form in the years to come.
