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Alpha Ssali Thierry, the son of renowned musician Bebe Cool, has joined KCCA FC on a two-year contract, marking the continuation of a rich family legacy at the club. The 21-year-old winger brings skill, versatility, and a strong connection to KCCA’s foundational history, with his grandfather, Jaberi Bidandi Ssali, being one of the club’s founding fathers. As Ssali steps into this new chapter, expectations are high for both his talent and the legacy he represents.
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Prince Amoako, an 18-year-old forward at FC Nordsjaelland, is emerging as Ghana’s promising left-wing talent with standout performances in Denmark’s top league. His attacking instincts and goal-scoring prowess offer fresh hope for the Black Stars’ long-standing left-side gap.
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