Ghana midfielder, Kwame Bonsu has been named in Esperance team for the 2019 FIFA Club World Cup slated to start next week.
The former Asante Kotoko midfield dynamo is among the 23-man squad called by coach Moine Chabaani for the tournament which is scheduled for Qatar from December 11 to 21.
The 24-yea-old has been the engine of the Esperance team since his summer move from Kotoko and he is expected to play a key role as the Tunisian giants make their third appearance in the global soccer fiesta.
Esperance will play their first game of the competition against Al Sadd at the Jassim Bin Hamad Stadium in Doha on December 14.
Bonsu and his team will land in Doha this weekend and lodge at Sherrington Hotel.
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