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Ghana's Black Queens midfielder, Josephine Afua Kyerewaa Bonsu, has shared an emotional moment after playing her first-ever match on home soil for the national team. The 25-year-old, born in Germany to a Ghanaian father and German mother, was visibly moved by the overwhelming support at the Accra Sports Stadium, where fans turned out in large numbers to cheer the team on. "It's a dream to play for the national team," Bonsu said, her voice filled with emotion. "I'm just giving back to my father, playing for the national team. It means a lot." The moment she stepped onto the pitch, Bonsu was overcome with joy, and her passion for the game was palpable. Reflecting on her debut, Bonsu added, "When I was walking through the tunnel and saw the fans, I was like, is this even real life? It was so loud. The atmosphere was just outstanding, and even in the middle of the game, I found myself looking around and enjoying it. This is just a dream." The electric atmosphere at the stadium clearly had a profound impact on the young player. Bonsu currently plays for FC Carl Zeiss Jena in the German Women's Bundesliga and has been making waves in the women's football scene. Her dedication to her craft and her country is evident in her performances on the pitch. Bonsu's debut is not just a milestone for the player but also a testament to her family's support and pride in her heritage. Her father's presence and the fans' cheers made the moment even more special, and she is grateful for the opportunity to represent Ghana on the international stage.
