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Medeama SC capo, Moses Armah Parker says Ghana cannot afford to miss the 2026 World Cup that will be hosted in the United States of America, Canada and Mexico.
The four-time African champions have been housed in Group I alongside Mali, Comoros, Central African Republic, Madagascar and Chad.
The qualifiers are expected to get underway in November later this year.
Despite the recent poor performance of the Black Stars in recent games, the former Black Stars Management Committee Member says the group is an easy group thus Ghana will qualify for the FIFA World Cup.
"Personally, I think the draw favours Ghana. There is no way Ghana will not go to the World Cup," Mr Parker told Adom FM.
However, he also called on the country to rally behind Chris Hughton, who is the head coach of the team.
"Chris Hughton just took up the job and we need to offer him our support. We also need to prepare well and put measures in place," he said.
The Black Stars are hoping to secure their fifth World Cup qualification having featured in 2006, 2010, 2014 and 2022 in Germany, South Africa, Brazil and Qatar respectively.
The four-time African champions have been housed in Group I alongside Mali, Comoros, Central African Republic, Madagascar and Chad.
The qualifiers are expected to get underway in November later this year.
Despite the recent poor performance of the Black Stars in recent games, the former Black Stars Management Committee Member says the group is an easy group thus Ghana will qualify for the FIFA World Cup.
"Personally, I think the draw favours Ghana. There is no way Ghana will not go to the World Cup," Mr Parker told Adom FM.
However, he also called on the country to rally behind Chris Hughton, who is the head coach of the team.
"Chris Hughton just took up the job and we need to offer him our support. We also need to prepare well and put measures in place," he said.
The Black Stars are hoping to secure their fifth World Cup qualification having featured in 2006, 2010, 2014 and 2022 in Germany, South Africa, Brazil and Qatar respectively.