Ghana international Ernest Nuamah has expressed his excitement after rejoining the Black Stars camp, describing the prospect of representing Ghana at the FIFA World Cup as a lifelong dream.

The talented winger said it feels great to be back with the national team after a year away and is encouraged by the commitment and determination within the squad as preparations continue.

"It feels good to be back around the team. It's been one year since I've been here, but it feels good. Everyone is dedicated, we are all happy and ready to give it our all for the competition," Nuamah said.

The former Right to Dream Academy graduate acknowledged the challenges of adapting to the coach's philosophy but believes the players are fully focused on achieving their objectives.

For Nuamah, the opportunity to play on football's biggest stage carries special significance.

"I've dreamt of this for so long, since I was very young. It's going to be my first time, and I just can't wait," he stated.

The winger also thanked Ghanaians for their support during his recovery from injury, revealing that their prayers and encouragement played a major role in his return to full fitness.

"It hasn't been easy for me after suffering the injury. I've worked really hard to get to this point, and I can't wait to give my all," he added.

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Nuamah remains optimistic about Ghana's chances despite the challenges ahead, insisting that hard work, dedication, and the support of fans can help the team achieve success.

"It has always been a dream to wear the national team jersey and play on the world's biggest stage in football, which is the World Cup. I can't wait to give it my all."

As the Black Stars continue their preparations, Ernest Nuamah says he is ready to give everything for the nation and help Ghana make a strong impression on the global stage.

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