Ghanaian 27-year-old forward Kwadwo Duah made a significant impact in Switzerland’s opening game at Euro 2024, demonstrating his goalscoring prowess in a crucial 3-1 victory over Hungary.
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Born in London to Ghanaian parents and raised in Switzerland, Kwadwo Duah recently debuted for the Swiss national team just 11 days prior to this game.
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Kwadwo Duah, who currently plays for Ludogorets alongside fellow Ghanaian Bernard Tekpetey, marked his Euro 2024 debut by scoring Switzerland’s first goal just 12 minutes into the match.
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Kwadwo Duah’s inclusion by coach Murat Yakin proved to be a masterstroke, as Duah’s early goal set the tone for Switzerland’s dominant performance.
Kwadwo Duah’s impressive form has been evident throughout the recently concluded season, where he scored 13 goals in 24 games for Ludogorets in the Bulgarian top flight.
Kwadwo Duah’s partnership with Tekpetey at the club level has been fruitful, although Tekpetey missed out on a call-up to the Black Stars of Ghana.
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