It was a weekend to remember for Ghanaian players plying their trade abroad, as several of them made significant contributions to their teams’ successes.
As the 2026 World Cup draws near, Ghanaian players abroad are making strong cases for inclusion in Otto Addo’s Black Stars squad.
3Sports assesses how some of the Ghanaian players fared during the weekend matches.
Samuel Owusu, OFK Beograd
Samuel Owusu climbed off the bench to score a goal for OFK Beograd in their 2-0 win over Radnicki Nis in the Serbian Super League. Owusu’s strike was a testament to his clinical finishing, and he will be hoping to continue his goal-scoring form in the coming weeks. Owusu goal against Radnicki sends his tally to two goals in his last four maches.
Zubairu Ibrahim, Partizan
Zubairu Ibrahim scored again for Partizan in their 4-1 win over Tekstilac Odzaci in the Serbian Super League . Ibrahim’s strike was his fourth goal in his last eight matches, and the 20-year-old Ghanaian forward continues to impress with his pace, skill, and goal-scoring ability.
Andre Ayew, Le HavreÂ
Andre Ayew was the star of the show for Le Havre in their thrilling 4-3 win over Lens in the French Ligue 1. The veteran forward scored a crucial goal and provided an assist, showcasing his experience and skill. Ayew’s performance was the catalyst for Le Havre’s victory, and he will be looking to continue his fine form in the coming weeks. The Blacl Star skipper now has four goals and one assist this season.
Antoine Semenyo, Bournemouth
Ghanaian forward Antoine Semenyo delivered a Man of the Match display, winning 5/6 aerial duels, 4/12 ground duels, and having 2 shots on target, as Bournemouth edge closer to Fa Cup history. Semenyo has now won back to back man of the matches honors in his last two appearances in the Fa Cup.
Jeffrey Schlupp, Celtic
Jeffrey Schlupp was the star of the show as Celtic thrashed St. Mirren 5-2 in the Scottish Premiership on Saturday, March 1. The Ghanaian international scored a crucial goal and provided a decisive assist to help his team maintain their top spot in the league. The goal marked Schlupp’s second goal involvement since joining Celtic from Crystal Palace, solidifying his position as a key player for the team.
Mohammed Fuseini, Royale Union SGÂ
Mohammed Fuseini climbed off the bench to score a crucial goal for Royale Union SG in their 4-1 win over Dender in the Belgium top-flight league. Fuseini’s strike was a highlight of the match, and his introduction into the game proved to be a masterstroke by the coach. The Ghanaian forward’s pace and skill caused problems for the Dender defense, and he will be looking to continue his impressive form.
Kwasi Wriedt, Sanliurfaspor
Kwasi Wriedt scored a goal and provided an assist for Sanliurfaspor in their 4-1 win over Yeni Malatyaspor in the Turkish League. Wriedt’s performance was a highlight of the match, and his creativity and vision caused problems for the opposition defense. The Ghanaian forward will be looking to continue his impressive form and help Sanliurfaspor climb the league table.
Forster Ajago, Real Salt Lake
Forster Ajago climbed off the bench to score a goal for Real Salt Lake in their 2-0 win over Seattle Sounders in the MLS. Ajago’s strike was a dream debut for the Ghanaian forward, and he will be hoping to build on this performance and become a regular goal-scorer for Real Salt Lake.
Mohammed Sofo, New York Red Bulls
Mohammed Sofo scored a goal for New York Red Bulls in their 2-0 win over Nashville SC in the MLS. Sofo’s strike was a highlight of the match, and his pace and skill caused problems for the opposition defense. The Ghanaian forward will be looking to continue his impressive form and help New York Red Bulls climb the league table.
As the World Cup qualifiers approach, Ghanaian players abroad are hitting top gear. With their fine form and dedication, they will play a crucial role in helping the Black Stars secure qualification for the global showpiece.
