The Ghana Black Stars received a significant boost ahead of their crucial Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) qualifiers against Angola and Niger, with the arrival of 14 additional players joining the camp. The new arrivals include experienced players like Jordan Ayew, goalkeeper Lawrence Ati-Zigi, defenders Alidu Seidu and Kingsley Schindler, and rising stars Ernest Nuamah and Abdul Fatawu Issahaku. Their arrival intensifies the competitive atmosphere in camp as the team prepares for their first qualifier.
These additions complement a solid core squad that has been in training since the start of the week. This core group includes creative midfielder Mohammed Kudus, dynamic left-back Gideon Mensah, the quick-footed winger Osman Bukari, and reliable goalkeeper Joseph Wollacott. Their early arrival has ensured that tactical work is already underway, with the coaching staff making strides to refine their strategy.
Now, with only Ebenezer Annan remaining to complete the full squad, team morale is high. Coach Otto Addo has expressed optimism, highlighting the squad’s blend of experience and youthful energy as a key asset. The team is keen to make a strong impression in these qualifiers.