Black Stars: Ghanaian Prophet Warns Kudus About Spiritual Implications Of Wearing Number 10 Jersey

Black Stars: Ghanaian Prophet Warns Kudus About Spiritual Implications Of Wearing Number 10 Jersey

  • A video of a Ghanaian prophet advising Mohammed Kudus regarding the Black Stars 10 jersey has gone viral
  • The preacher said the West Ham United star would improve if he stopped wearing the famed national team shirt
  • Many people who watched the video had varying opinions on the prophet's remarks about the footballer

The Head Pastor of Wordlight Revival Centre Worldwide, Prophet Clement Quansah, popularly known as Prophet Clement Testimony, has delivered a message to Ghanaian playmaker Mohammed Kudus after the Black Stars failed to qualify for the 2025 African Cup of Nations (AFCON).

In a video sighted by YEN.com.gh on YouTube, Prophet Clement Testimony singled out the West Ham United player, saying his poor performance for the Black Stars in the AFCON qualifiers had a spiritual twist.

A photo of Mohammed Kudus and Ghanaian prophet Clement Quansah.
Mohammed Kudus should drop Ghana's number 10 jersey so he can improve, according to Prophet Clement Testimony. Photo credit: @Ghana Black Stars/Facebook @Prophet Clement Testimony/Facebook
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Delving into the details, he explained that Kudus has performed abysmally for the senior national team recently due to his decision to wear the number 10 jersey.

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"The biggest mistake the coach made was to give you the number 10 jersey; Kudus - return to your number 20 jersey right now. Tell the coach you will not wear the number 10 jersey in the next match."

He also appealed to Kudus not to accept any captaincy role from the Black Stars, explaining that he was not bound to lead the team now.

"Let them give the captain armband to Andre Ayew and Jordan Ayew. Your time will come. The realms are fighting you, and your career is at stake," he added.

At the time of publishing this report, the video raked in over 1,000 likes and more than 40 comments.

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Ghanaians react to prophet's message to Kudus

Many netizens who commented on the video advised Kudus to heed the advice of the Ghanaian prophet.

@PeterMWALE-jw3ry commented:

"Ghana people you must listen to the voice of the prophet. I followed the warning of the prophet and this is the fourth video. Am a Zambian but I followed this issue because I love African football."

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@kwameedmilson commented:

"Before he played the penalty, I said that he was going to miss it. God bless you for keeping us updated about the happenings around us."

@Joa32 replied:

"Prophet of God, whatever you are saying is true. Before our last but two matches, I dreamt that, Andre was playing for Ghana, and we won by 2."

@nanaamaserwaadarkwah7636 commented:

"How I pray he will not just hear this but act on it!!! Father help us!!!"

Anthony Yeboah laments Black Stars selection

YEN.com.gh also reported that former Black Stars striker Anthony Yeboah has complained about the selection process for Ghana’s senior national team.

In an interview with Happy FM, he said he had approached a team official with a recommendation about a promising player but was asked to pay money.

Yeboah made the disclosure after the Black Stars failed to qualify for the 2025 AFCON with their loss to Niger, sparking numerous reactions on social media.

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