Head coach of the Black Stars, Otto Addo, has paid a personal visit to injured national team defender Abdul Mumin, offering his support and encouragement during the player’s recovery.
The visit highlights Addo’s commitment to player welfare and team unity as Ghana prepares for upcoming international fixtures.
Abdul Mumin, who recently sustained an injury, has been sidelined from action, raising concerns about his availability for national duty in the near future.
Coach Addo’s visit was not only to check on the progress of Mumin’s recovery but also to reassure the player of his importance to the team. Sources close to the national side say the coach expressed optimism about Mumin’s rehabilitation and conveyed the collective support of the entire squad and technical team.
While the details of Mumin’s injury have not been fully disclosed, early reports suggest he is undergoing treatment and is expected to make a gradual return to full fitness.
This gesture from Coach Addo has been widely praised by fans and analysts alike, as it reflects a leadership style grounded in empathy and player development. It also reinforces the strong bond within the Black Stars camp, which will be a key ingredient ahead of crucial qualifiers and tournament matches.
As Mumin continues his recovery, hopes remain high that he will soon rejoin the squad and bring his defensive strength back to the national setup.
