Bundesliga 2 - HSV striker Königsdörffer plays for Ghana at the Africa Cup
Professional footballer Ransford-Yeboah Königsdörffer from Hamburger SV will take part in the Africa Cup in the Ivory Coast with the Ghana national team. The 22-year-old striker was named in the final squad for the tournament from January 13 to February 11 on Monday and will therefore be missing from HSV at the start of the second half of the Bundesliga 2 season. In addition to Königsdörffer, former Holstein-Kiel and Hannover 96 player Kingsley Schindler (Samsunspor/Turkey) is also part of the squad of four-time Africa Cup winners Ghana.
Homepage of HSV Ghana's squad
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- Despite his inclusion in Ghana's squad for the Africa Cup, Ransford-Yeboah Königsdörffer remains committed to his role as a striker in Hamburger SV's 2. Bundesliga team.
- The brutal off-field drama that unfolded in a Hamburg clan saw one member facing punishment, a stark contrast to the orderly world of Bundesliga soccer.
- Kinglsey Schindler, a former player for Holstein-Kiel and Hannover 96, is now representing Samsunspor in Turkey's soccer league, yet his footballing heart remains tied to Germany.
- As Ghana prepares for the Africa Cup, fans can find detailed updates on the team's squad and performances on Hamburger SV's official website.
- With the Africa Cup set to kick off in Ivory Coast on January 13, the absence of HSV's Königsdörffer will be a significant loss for one of the most historic soccer clubs in Germany.
- Following in the footsteps of past champions like Germany and Cameroon, Ghana, with their talented players like Königsdörffer and Schindler, will be looking to bring home the fourth Africa Cup trophy.
Source: www.stern.de