Medeama Sporting Club midfielder Etse Dogli has been putting in impressive performances in the Ghana Premier League, earning recognition for his contributions to the team.

The midfielder is regarded as one of the standout players in the local league, having played an important role in Medeama’s performances during the 2026/2027 season.

He is among five locally based players who have been called up to the Black Stars squad for the double-header against Somalia in the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) qualifiers.

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Following his call-up, a video of Dogli’s performance in a Ghana Premier League match has surfaced online, showcasing his control and agility in midfield.

Playing in the central midfield role, he demonstrated his ability to influence play through interceptions, accurate passing and defensive contributions.

Some fans have also suggested that he could be a better option than Kwasi Sibo, who was omitted from the squad following his performances in Ghana’s previous two games.

Dogli will be eager to prove his worth if given the opportunity by interim head coach Kim Lars Björkegren as the Black Stars aim to secure victories and strengthen their chances of qualifying for the AFCON.

Watch the video below:

Medeama's Etse Dogli has been called to the Black Stars for Ghana's AFCON qualifiers against Somalia, per reports.

This is the midfielder in action for Medeama.

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