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Sulley Muntari- Ghana can still qualify for 2018 World Cup
Muntari has backed his former teammates to help Ghana to a fourth FIFA World Cup appearance
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The Black Stars had a poor start to the 2018 FIFA World Cup qualifiers, having lost one and drawn one and are trailing group E opponents Egypt by five points.
Sulley Muntari who represented Ghana in three different FIFA World Cups, thinks the West African powerhouse have what it takes to turn things around in their quest to feature in the 2018 FIFA World Cup in Russia.
“The back stars can still make it to the world cup,” Muntari said on football legends night show on gh one.
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“In 2006 we lost our first game, we drew our second game and won the rest of the game and we made it to the world cup.”
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