Jessica Appiah Asamoah dominated out of FIFA U-20 Girls’s World Cup as Black Princesses battle damage blow • Sahara Soccer

Ghana’s Black Princesses have suffered a serious setback forward of the 2026 FIFA U-20 Girls’s World Cup in Poland, with promising ahead Jessica Appiah Asamoah amongst seven gamers dominated out of the event attributable to damage.

Head Coach Charles Sampson revealed the extent of Ghana’s damage scenario, confirming that the group travelled to Poland with out some key gamers who had been anticipated to contribute to the squad’s marketing campaign.

Appiah Asamoah’s absence comes as a giant blow to the Black Princesses, with the ahead having emerged as one in all Ghana’s brightest younger skills.

The attacker has additionally featured prominently for the Black Maidens, taking part in an vital function in Ghana’s qualification marketing campaign for the 2026 FIFA U-17 Girls’s World Cup in Morocco. The event can be staged from October 17 to November 7, 2026, and Ghana can be hoping to have her obtainable for the worldwide competitors if she makes a full restoration.

Alongside Appiah Asamoah, goalkeeper Asana Osman, Grace Andoh and Jenna Kayla Sarpong have additionally been dominated out, whereas Mercy Attobrah, Mary Amponsah and Captain Linda Owusu Ansah full the record of unavailable gamers.

The damage disaster presents a tough problem for Coach Charles Sampson as Ghana prepares for his or her eighth consecutive look on the FIFA U-20 Girls’s World Cup.
The Black Princesses will start their Group C marketing campaign in opposition to Ecuador on Sunday, September 6, on the Enviornment Sosnowiec earlier than dealing with Korea Republic on September 9 and France on September 12. All three matches are scheduled for 16:00 GMT.

Ghana can be aiming to make historical past in Poland by progressing past the group stage for the primary time of their eighth look on the event.

Whereas the absence of key gamers is a setback, the Black Princesses technical group will now look to the obtainable squad members to step up as Ghana prepares for an additional international problem.