The World Cup Dream: Ghana
Three young Ghanaian footballers make their way to Europe in pursuit of their dream of playing at the 2022 World Cup.
Every footballer’s dream is to play for their country, especially at the World Cup. This series follows players from different countries over four years.
In this episode, we meet three players from Ghana: Mubarak Alhassan, Emmanuel Lomotey and Sabit Abdulai.
Three young Ghanaian footballers make their way to Europe in pursuit of their dream of playing at the 2022 World Cup. In this episode, we meet three players from Ghana: Mubarak Alhassan, Emmanuel Lomotey and Sabit Abdulai.
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