Metro Mass Transit boss Kale Caesar charges Black Stars to reach 2026 World Cup medal zone after GFA partnership

Managing Director of Metro Mass Transit Limited, Kale Caesar has charged the Black Stars to reach the medal zone at the 2026 World Cup tournament.The West African powerhouse, who are gearing up for their fifth World Cup appearance are paired in Group L alongside football powerhouses England, Croatia, and Panama, at the global showpiece, to be co-hosted in the United States, Canada and Mexico.Ghana will open their campaign against Panama on June 17, before facing England on June 23, and wrapping up their group matches against Croatia on June 27.With Ghana targeting success on the international stage, Kale Caesar stressed the importance of institutional backing for the Black Stars ahead of the global showpiece.Football thrives when fans show up.

We intend to play our role in making that happen.Ghanaians expect results.

The Black Stars must compete strongly.

The target is not participation.

The target is the medal zone.Support from institutions like ours must match the team's ambition.

Metro Mass Transit Limited is here to stand with the Black Stars throughout this campaign.

We will support with consistency.

We will remain present.Under the partenerhsip agreement, Metro Mass Transit will deploy dedicated 54-seater buses to facilitate the movement of the Black Stars, other national teams, and key football stakeholders to assignments across the country, enhancing efficiency and coordination in team operations.The partnership signals a new chapter in the modernization of football logistics in Ghana, blending transportation, digital innovation, fan engagement, and institutional support into a unified framework expected to elevate the game at every level.