Ghana's Away Kit For the 2022 FIFA World Cup Unveiled, Fans Unhappy

• Sports kit manufacturers Puma have unveiled the away jersey to be worn by the Black Stars at the World Cup in Qatar
• Fans of the senior national team have reacted after seeing photos of the jersey on social media, with many unhappy with the design
• The Black Stars have been drawn in Group H of the 2022 World Cup alongside Portugal, South Korea and Uruguay

Ghanaian football fans have expressed mixed feelings following the unveiling of the Black Stars' away jersey ahead of the World Cup.

Sports kit manufacturing giants, Puma, released the official photos of Ghana's away jersey on social media on Monday.

Some fans have described the jersey as not the best, while others feel Puma can do better.

The jersey is predominantly red, with a touch of yellow and green, depicting Ghana's national colours.

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In front of the jersey is a box-shaped design, with the number of the players written on it.

Ghana have been drawn in group H at the World Cup, and will face Portugal, South Korea and Uruguay.

How fans reacted to the jersey on social media

@Gyateng wrote:

This is the ugliest jersey by far, who approved this, pls change it

@winstonmichaels added:

What ugly nonsense is this? Do better

@dirtycoffins tweeted:

Someone is at Puma calling themselves creative director after approving of this bullsh*t

@kwasivypa added:

Your Ghana jerseys lately are not nice at all. These ones unless you dash them to people. Even fake replicas kraa we won’t buy

@sirtonerro posted:

We won't win the world cup, at least let us have a nice kit.

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@SaeedAbdulMali4 adds:

You have to up your game, this design is below below below. Infact it's not nice at alllllll

@akwasia33791508

U guys are gradually losing your relevance. Clearly the gap between u and the rest in terms of producing beautiful kits is getting wider. I mean what's this? U can do better.

George Boateng resigns as Aston Villa U23 coach to concentrate on Ghana job

Earlier, Sports Brief reported that George Boateng has resigned from his role as Aston Villa U23 coach to concentrate on his work as Black Stars assistant coach.

The former Aston Villa player leaves the club after three years in charge of the youth team.

The Ghanaian-born ex-Dutch international announced his resignation on Instagram as he switches his attention to national team football.