Ghana midfielder Daniel Kofi Kyereh is edging closer to making his long-awaited comeback after spending close to three years on the sidelines with a serious knee injury.
The Freiburg star suffered a devastating anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injury that halted his bright career trajectory, but reports from Germany suggest he could finally regain full fitness by the end of October.
Kyereh’s journey has been one of resilience and faith.
The former St. Pauli playmaker made an impressive start to life in the Bundesliga, scoring twice in 12 appearances before injury struck during the 2022/23 season.
His return will come as a huge boost to both club and country, as the 28-year-old remains a vital part of the Black Stars setup, having featured at the 2021 Africa Cup of Nations and the 2022 FIFA World Cup.
Despite being away from competitive football for almost 32 months, Kyereh’s determination to return stronger has not wavered.
The creative midfielder is expected to bring back the energy, flair, and vision that made him one of Ghana’s most exciting talents in recent years.
His recovery adds to Ghana’s growing list of positives as the national team rebuilds for the next phase of international competitions.
