Ghana international Ernest Nuamah has taken a significant step forward in his recovery journey after resuming training with the ball on grass following his ACL injury.

The talented winger, who has been sidelined for several months, is showing promising progress as he edges closer to a full return to competitive action.

His determination and work ethic during rehabilitation have been widely praised by his club’s medical team and coaching staff.

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Nuamah’s return will be a major boost for both club and country. The Black Stars have missed his explosive pace, creativity, and ability to unlock defenses on the flanks, especially in key international fixtures.

With his return, Ghana could see a revitalized attacking option capable of making a decisive impact.

The 22-year-old winger underwent surgery and months of intensive physiotherapy following the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injury he sustained earlier this season.

Now, under careful supervision, he is gradually reintegrating into light drills, ball work, and tactical sessions, a clear indicator that a full comeback is on the horizon.

Fans and teammates alike are eagerly anticipating Nuamah’s return to competitive action, hoping his speed and flair will bolster Ghana’s attacking options ahead of upcoming qualifiers and tournaments.

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