Ghana FA Member Tony Aubynn Makes Huge Black Stars Prediction Ahead of 2022 FIFA World Cup

• 2022 FIFA World Cup is weeks away, and Tony Aubynn has predicted that the Black Stars will win the tournament
• Having qualified for the Mundial ahead of Nigeria, Ghana will represent Africa along with four other teams
• According to GFA executive member Aubynn, Ghana will succeed and return home with the trophy

A member of the Ghana Football Association executive committee (GFA), Tony Aubynn, has disclosed that he had a dream that the Black Stars won the 2022 FIFA World Cup.

Ghana edged the Super Eagles to qualify for the global showpiece and are drawn in Group H alongside Portugal, Uruguay and South Korea.

Qatar will host the forthcoming World Cup starting on November 18, and Aubynn has suggested that the Black Stars can go all the way.

Ghana reached the quarterfinal of 2010 and were coasting to victory before a dramatic end saw Uruguay knock the West African side out.

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Aubynn believes Coach Otto Addo’s side will do better in Qatar Ghana Web quoted Aubynn as per Complete Sports:

“I dreamt we were presenting the World Cup trophy back home in Ghana,” Ghana Web quoted Aubynn as saying.

“I say this with conviction that we would win. In 2006 no one gave the Black Stars a chance, but, we beat the number two in the World which was Czech Republic and reached the round of 16, and in 2010, we were almost going to win until the unthinkable happened.

“With God on our side, we are going to succeed.”

The Black Stars have qualified for four World Cups, Germany 2006, South Africa 2010, Brazil 2014 and Qatar 2022.

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Meanwhile, Sports Brief earlier reported that retired Ghanaian footballer Derek Boateng described his first meeting with 1986 World Cup winner Diego Maradona as breathtaking.

Boateng could not believe his sights when he first met the late football legend, as he stayed speechless for hours just to get a hug from Maradona.

Narrating the moment to Ghanaian journalist Dan Kwaku Yeboah, Boateng struggled to find words to explain his feelings at that time.