It’s a new dawn for Prince Osei Owusu! 🌅
The German-born forward has received his maiden call-up to the Ghana national team ahead of the Black Stars’ international friendlies against Japan and South Korea this November.

At 28, Owusu’s journey has been one of patience, persistence, and power. After years of consistent performances in Major League Soccer — first with Toronto FC and now with CF Montréal — his hard work has finally caught the attention of head coach Otto Addo.

With several senior strikers unavailable, Addo has turned to Owusu to inject fresh firepower into Ghana’s attack as the team fine-tunes its setup for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The towering forward, known for his strength and finishing, has been on Ghana’s radar for some time and was even listed on standby during the World Cup qualifiers against the Central African Republic and Comoros.

The Black Stars are set to face Japan on Friday, November 14, in Aichi’s Toyota Stadium, before locking horns with South Korea on Tuesday, November 18, in Seoul — key tests that will help shape Addo’s evolving squad.

Owusu’s inclusion symbolizes a new chapter of opportunity — where determination meets destiny — as Ghana continues to rebuild for the challenges ahead. 🇬🇭🔥