Accra: Interim Captain of Ghana's Black Stars, Mohammed Kudus, has issued a heartfelt apology to the nation and voiced a strong commitment to redeem the team following their underwhelming performance in the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) qualifiers. According to Ghana News Agency, Kudus, who took the helm for the recent matches, expressed deep regret over the team's recent losses, particularly against Sudan in Accra and Libya. The team currently stands with a mere two points from four games, casting doubt on their chances of qualifying for the 2025 AFCON in Morocco. "On behalf of the entire team, I would like to extend our sincerest apologies to the people of Ghana," Kudus stated. He described the outcomes as failing to mirror the team's ambitions or the pride they carry as representatives of Ghana. Kudus, who plays professionally as an attacker for West Ham, elaborated on the team's resolve to learn from their errors and to intensify their efforts to reclaim Ghana's esteemed football legacy. "We value the unwavering support and loyalty you've shown us, and we're determined to make you proud once again," he added, urging fans to continue their support during this trying period. The Black Stars are slated to conclude their qualification journey with upcoming matches against Angola and Niger in early November 2024. Kudus reassured fans of the team's determination to overcome their challenges and improve their performance. "We will not give up. We look forward to redeeming ourselves in the upcoming matches," he affirmed.