Nations FC defender Razak Simpson has received his maiden call-up to the Black Stars, following a series of impressive displays in the Ghana Premier League this season.
Known for his consistency and reliability, Simpson has emerged as one of the league’s standout defenders, anchoring a defense that has kept five clean sheets over nine matches.The 23-year-old center-back has accumulated 790 minutes on the field this season, playing a crucial role in pushing Nations FC to second place in the league standings.
His strong form caught the attention of Black Stars head coach Otto Addo, who included him in the squad for Ghana’s crucial 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) qualifiers against Angola and Niger.Simpson’s journey to the national team reflects his dedication and resilience.
Last season, he made 31 appearances for Nations FC, missing only three games, and solidified his reputation as a reliable force in Ghana’s domestic league. His hard work has now been rewarded with a national call-up, giving him an opportunity to prove himself at the international level.
Ghana faces two must-win qualifiers this month, with their AFCON qualification hopes hinging not only on victories against Angola and Niger but also on favorable results from Sudan’s remaining fixtures.
For Simpson, this call-up offers both recognition and invaluable experience, positioning him as a potential defensive asset for the Black Stars in future competitions.