Some Ghanaian football fans are calling for the return of former captain André ‘Dede’ Ayew to the Black Stars following their narrow 1–0 victory over Mali in Accra.
Ayew, Ghana’s most-capped player with over 120 international appearances, has been a central figure for the national team for more than a decade, featuring at multiple Africa Cup of Nations tournaments and World Cups. Known for his leadership, work ethic and ability to inspire teammates in difficult moments, many supporters believe his experience is still needed in the current squad.
Fans argue that bringing Ayew back into the team would not only provide additional attacking options but also restore leadership and composure to a youthful side still finding consistency. His presence, they suggest, could be crucial in guiding Ghana through the remainder of the 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifiers and into the Africa Cup of Nations next year.
Public sentiment is growing among Ghanaian football supporters for the return of former Black Stars captain André ‘Dede’ Ayew, following the team’s hard-fought 1–0 victory over Mali in Accra.
Supporters argue that his comeback would not only add depth to Ghana’s attacking options but also restore much-needed leadership and composure on the pitch. With World Cup qualifiers and the Africa Cup of Nations on the horizon, many believe Ayew’s presence could be the key to guiding the Black Stars to greater consistency and success
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