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Legon Cities winger Mathew Anim Cudjoe is delighted to end Ghana's five-year jinx of qualifying for the Africa Youth Championship. 

Anim Cudjoe played a pivotal role as the Black Satellites defeated Burkina Faso to win the WAFU Zone B U-20 Championship in Benin over the weekend.

Ghana have now qualified for the Africa Youth Championship after finishing champions of WAFU.

“I feel good because we have been able to end a five-year jinx at this level to qualify to the African Cup and win the WAFU trophy,” he told FootballMadeinGhana.com.

“I told myself that I need to help win the trophy for the country. That mentality helped us,” he added.

The 17-year-old is now shifting his attention to the competition in Mauritania next year.

“When I go home, I will continue to work hard to be fit and well prepared for the AFCON.

“The African Cup is a bigger stage so I need to prepare well for it,” Anim Cudjoe concluded.