Joseph Sagoe, a prominent player for the Ghana Rugby 7s Team, expressed confidence in the team’s performance and prospects at the All-African Games.
Speaking to Sports 247, Sagoe shared insights into their recent matches and the future of rugby in Africa.
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Sagoe commended the solid performance of Ghana’s women’s team against Nigeria, followed by an impressive victory against Tunisia.
He emphasized the team’s commitment to excellence and their determination to secure a medal in the competition.
Regarding the future of rugby in Africa, Sagoe highlighted the growing potential and talent in the region.
He expressed optimism about the sport’s trajectory, citing the presence of strong teams and the development of world-class facilities.
“There are lots of great teams here, great facilities being built for the games. It’d be great to see rugby excel and push on in Africa, having lots of potential, lots of great players, and great teams.”
When asked about his journey in rugby, Sagoe attributed his passion for the game to his upbringing, with rugby being a part of his family’s legacy.
He reiterated his dedication to the sport and his ambition to contribute to Ghana’s success in rugby.
Sagoe concluded the interview by reaffirming Ghana’s aspirations for gold in rugby, echoing the country’s previous achievements in other sports.
“We’re just going to take it one game at a time, play the next game in front of us, and hopefully push on for a medal. And we’re here to win, so we’ll do our best.”
With a focus on taking one game at a time, Sagoe and his teammates are poised to give their best and make Ghana proud on the rugby field.
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