New Black Queens midfielder, Freda Ayisi, is hopeful the team will be able to secure qualification to the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris, despite having a serious task ahead.
The Black Queens will be taking on the Copper Queens of Zambia on Wednesday in the second leg of the 2024 Olympic Games qualifier.
The Ghanaians go into the game with a 1-0 defeat at home in the first leg and will need to beat their opponents to advance.
Ayisi, who made her debut against Zambia last Friday, remains confident of Ghana’s chances ahead of Wednesday’s return leg.
“It will be amazing for the team to go for the Olympics because it’s a big opportunity to show the world that Ghana can play football and also put us on the map again,” she told GFA media.
”I feel that the team is good, the team is doing well, it wasn’t complacency that made us lose in Accra. We are focused, sometimes football can go either way and that’s what happened in the 1st leg,” she added.
Ayisi is enjoying her time with the Black Queens despite only joining the team last week.
“I’m adapting and I feel like am doing well especially in training and that is the best way to adapt, just train and work hard with the girls and hope I will be on the same level and we can play football together permanently,” added the Charlton Athletic star.