Ghana defender, Baba Rahman, says playing at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar with the Black Stars was a nice experience.
The Chelsea loanee started the game against Portugal and made a substitute appearance in the South Korea game before playing the full 90 minutes against Uruguay.
Ghana finished at the bottom in Group H with three points.
Rahman, who is a former Dreams FC and Asante Kotoko left-back has been slammed and criticized for his performances in the tournament and how he was selected ahead of AJ Auxerre’s Gideon Mensah.
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On his return to his club side, Reading FC, the Black Stars defender explained that playing at the World cup means coming up against superstars like Cristiano Ronaldo and Son Heung-min.
“I mean, that’s what the World Cup is meant for. You have to play against the best players in the world,” he told the club website.
“So, it was a nice experience playing against them, but I mean, I’ve played against Son several times when we played in Germany, so it was a nice experience.”
Touching on Reading’s game on Saturday against Coventry, he said: “It’s always nice I mean having a home game and I’m looking forward to this weekend and hopefully we can get the three points.”
