Mohamed Kudus’ Apology Letter To The English FA Has Unveiled Two Significant

Mohamed Kudus’ apology letter to the English FA has unveiled two significant factors contributing to his red card incident:

1. Mental and physical exhaustion due to Ghana Black Stars’ poor performances against Sudan in the two-legged matches.

2. Frustration stemming from negative comments from Ghanaians on social media regarding the Black Stars, particularly after being appointed captain.

Mohamed Kudus, our star boy, deserves protection from unnecessary pressure. The decision to make him captain was ill-timed and misguided. Whoever made that call should reevaluate their judgment.

Reasons Why Kudus Shouldn’t Be Captain Now: The Black Stars captaincy is too immense for him currently.

– Kudus doesn’t need the negativity surrounding the team. As captain, he bears the brunt of blame and insults.

– His growth and focus should be prioritized over captaincy.

Kudus will make an excellent Black Stars captain in years to come, but for now, let’s alleviate the burden and allow him to flourish without unnecessary pressure.

By doing so, we can ensure Kudus continues to shine for Ghana without being weighed down by the captaincy’s immense responsibility.