Andre Ayew is not to blame for Ghana’s exit from the 2022 World Cup, according to Inaki Williams.

Inaki Williams, a Black Stars forward, claims that Andre Ayew is not to blame for Ghana’s early exit from the 2022 World Cup.

After Mohammed Kudus suggested that blaming only the Al Sadd attacker would be cheap, the Athletic Club talisman is the second Black Stars player to defend Ghana’s captain.

Andre Ayew is not to blame for Ghana’s exit from the 2022 World Cup, according to Inaki Williams.

Inaki Williams, a Black Stars forward, claims that Andre Ayew is not to blame for Ghana’s early exit from the 2022 World Cup.

After Mohammed Kudus suggested that blaming only the Al Sadd attacker would be cheap, the Athletic Club talisman is the second Black Stars player to defend Ghana’s captain.

Some Ghanaians chastised Andre Ayew for missing an early penalty before Uruguay scored twice on Friday to knock the Black Stars out of the Qatar tournament.

Inaki Williams, born in Spain, was one of five players to switch allegiances to Ghana five months before the World Cup.

He goes on to say that playing in a World Cup is only for the best players. As a result, he is overjoyed to have the opportunity to represent Ghana at the world’s largest football tournament.

“The stay here is an honour for me. My family is in the sky. I think this is an opportunity for top players. I came here to help Ghana and all my teammates and I’m very happy for the stay here.”

The Black Stars finished third in Group H with three points after losses to Portugal and Uruguay in between their win over South Korea.