Coming across a complete striker in this contemporary world especially in Ghana where the football world know as the the production factory of midfielders is very rare.
Unlike other countries, Ghana is mainly blessed with midfielders and not much when it comes to complete goal mongers thus finding a complete striker in the country is burdensome.
This has culminated to finding a replacement for Asamoah Gyan in the Black Stars. It has been a strenuous task for the country with Caleb Ekuban, Bernard Terkpetey, Benjamin Tetteh, Emmanuel Gyasi, Jordan Ayew, Inaki Williams and others not fitting the cap after several chances.
Narrowing it down to the domestic league, even though some intelligent strikers like Bernard Dong-Bortey, Eric Bekoe, Prince Tagoe, Emmanuel Clottey, Augustine Okrah, not forgetting the dangerous Alex Asamoah, Hans Kwoffie, Kofi Owusu and Mahatma Otto have all graced the Ghanaian top-flight league, none of these amazing forwards reached the very apex like where the midfielders of Sulley Muntari, Michael Essien, Stephen Appiah, Anthony Annan, Kwadwo Asamoah and others left the mark.
The pedestal has recently declined to a certain stage that strikers uncovered by the domestic league have failed to make a mark for themselves even in clubs in the African continent. The likes of Prince Owusu Agyemang, Diawisie Taylor, Kwame Peprah, Kwame Opoku, Solomon Sarfo Taylor and others who were dominating the Ghanaian league have failed to reach their full potential after moving to clubs within the continent of Africa.
But hope springs eternal as there is an emergence of a new kid in the division one league tipped to reach the full potential of his career and hopefully become the replacement for Asamoah Gyan in the Black Stars.
Baba Hamadu Musah is his name. The youngster plays for Daboase-based Skyy FC in the ongoing division one league. The former Western Region U-17 attacker is a definition of a lethal goal scorer. He is a combination of Real Madrid’s Karim Benzema and Luiz Suarez formerly of Liverpool and FC Barcelona.
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Hamadu Musah is a right-footed goal poacher who boast of incredible pace, making him a tormentor and a thorn in the flesh of defenders.
As calm as he is, the former Dreams FC attacker is blessed with good shot accuracy, an admirable control coupled with mind-blowing strength and a magnificent positioning and instincts as to where the ball will go and when to make a run, which makes him a predator whenever on the field of play.
He is the main reason why Skyy FC are challenging for a qualification to play in the Ghana Premier League next season from the zone 2 of the division one league.
Baba Hamadu Musah started his footballing career at Western Region division two outfit Rail Stars Academy where he was tipped to be a great striker in the near future. After impressing the technical handlers at Dreams FC, the former Adiembra Senior High School monstrous attacker joined the Dawu-based club in 2018 before being loaned to Skyy FC who later bought him outright.
He has been a sensation since joining Skyy FC, becoming a core figure in the team who was heavily linked to some top clubs in the Ghanaian top-flight league last season.
Hamadu Musah is not an injury prune attacker and has showcased a consistent performances for Skyy FC since his acquisition.
He has bagged 20 goals with seven assists for Skyy FC in the division one league this season, making him the highest topscorer in the lower division currently.
His impressive performance has contributed to Skyy FC reaching the semifinals of this season’s FA Cup competition where he has scored two goals with three man of the match awards.
