Jojo Wollacott, Ghana goalie has been cleared to play against Angola after a goalpost fell on him.
Despite suffering an injury during practice, the Ghana Football Association (GFA) has announced that goalkeeper Jojo Wollacott will be ready to participate in the forthcoming encounter against Angola.
Wollacott, a Charlton Athletic player, had a soft tissue contusion on his right big toe after being struck by a moving goalpost during a training session.
The medical staff began treating him right away, and additional examination found no significant issues.
Wollacott has been given the all-clear to practice on Wednesday and will be available for selection, according to the team’s medical staff.
In Group E of the 2023 African Cup of Nations Qualifiers, the Ghanaian team is presently tied with Angola for first place, and their forthcoming encounter may decide the group’s leader.
The Baba Yara Sports Stadium will host the first game on March 23, while Luanda will host the second leg on March 27.
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