St Pat's goalkeeper set to make international debut with Ghana
Ghana will take on Nigeria in an international friendly this Wednesday in London. If Anang starts, he will the club's ninth full international while with St Pat's.
Anang was previously on loan with St Pat's from West Ham in 2022 and returned to the Dublin side last season.
St Pat's are currently fifth in the Premier Division table, and will travel to face Sligo Rovers at the Showgrounds on Friday evening.
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Joseph Anang has been called up to the Ghana senior squad for the first time 👏
🇬🇭 @GhanaBlackstars will face Nigeria in London on Wednesday
If Joe features, he'll be our 9th full international while with St Pat's
Congratulations Joe & good luck#StPatsFC
📸 @sportsfile pic.twitter.com/PkcIIiwNEK — St Patrick's Athletic FC (@stpatsfc) May 26, 2025
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