There have been wild claims in the camp of Ghana Black Stars over using black magic, popularly known as ‘juju’ by gamers.

Ghana is Nigeria’s challenger in the certifying playoffs for Qatar 2022 World Cup, with the matches slated for March 2022.

A renowned Ghanaian legal representative, Moses Foh Amoaning alleged that gamers are denying invites to the national team because of using black magic, ‘juju’.

He preserved that the claim is not simply a mere accusation.

The Black Stars of Ghana crashed out of the 2021 Africa Cup of Nation in Cameroon in the group to the shock of their fans and the football World.

Using ‘juju’ at the camp of the Ghana senior national group has been constantly reported after every competition over the years.

Speaking on Metro television’s Good Evening Ghana, Foh-Amoaning stated the concern of players resorting to Juju has actually been a disturbing one.

“I have told you Paul [Adom-Otchere] that coaching is just an aspect of the problem in Ghana football, we have the dynamics of the team itself and this juju is not something that you can push away. Since the juju thing presses a lot of good gamers away,” he stated.

“Even if you have an excellent coach, he is not going to play the video game due to the fact that if the gamers do not wish to play, they will not do it and there is absolutely nothing you can do about it. And if the gamers get up at night and they are being interrupted by a mallam, they will not play and that interferes with the chemistry of the team,” he included.

Asked if the reports of juju in the camp of the Black Stars are true, he said “Of course it holds true. You can likewise go and find out due to the fact that you are a reporter however I’m telling you, it’s real,” he informed Paul Adom-Otchere, the TV presenter.

Recall that Southampton protector, Mohammed Salisu had pledged never ever to play for the Black Stars ahead of the World Cup playoffs.

The Premier League protector, who did not supply any reason for his preliminary decision, changed his choice and accepted to represent the country.