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Inaki Williams: Andre Ayew not to blame for Ghana’s World Cup exit

 According to Black Stars forward Inaki Williams, Andre Ayew is not to blame for Ghana's disqualification from the 2022 World Cup. Following...

Chima Joseph Ugo
Chima Joseph Ugo - Editor-in-chief December 05, 2022
Updated December 5, 2022 at 12:05 PM
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Inaki Williams: Andre Ayew not to blame for Ghana’s World Cup exit
 According to Black Stars forward Inaki Williams, Andre Ayew is not to blame for Ghana's disqualification from the 2022 World Cup.

Following Mohammed Kudus' comment that it would be simple to place the blame solely on the Al Sadd attacker, the Athletic Club star is the second Black Stars player to defend the Ghana captain.

"One thing I've learned is to stick together. The captain claims it's all his fault, but that's not true. Ghana is represented by this group. Ghana both loses and wins as a unit. As they were leaving Qatar, Inaki said to reporters, "I think this is the lesson for me.

Some Ghanaians are furious with Andre Ayew for missing the opening penalty against Uruguay, which ultimately caused the Black Stars to be eliminated from the Qatar tournament.

Five players, including Spanish native Inaki Williams, switched national teams just five months prior to the World Cup to improve their team's chances of competing.

Only the best athletes, in his opinion, should compete in a World Cup. He is therefore beyond thrilled to have the chance to represent Ghana at the World Cup.

"I consider my stay here to be a privilege. My family resides in space. Top players have an opportunity here. I'm grateful for my stay here and I came here to aid Ghana and all of my teammates.

The Black Stars finished last in Group H with just three points after beating South Korea but losing to Portugal and Uruguay.

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