For this match, the Portuguese coach welcomes back the highly anticipated Mohammed Kudus and Alexander Djiku, who missed the last World Cup. While the presence of captain Jordan Ayew is confirmed alongside young talents like Ernest Nuamah and Antoine Semenyo, Ghana will be without Thomas Partey, who has to withdraw due to injury.
Finally, Carlos Queiroz brings a fresh perspective to his team by calling up Ronald Donkor and Jan Gyamerah for the first time, rewarded for their impressive club performances. A balanced and ambitious squad, ready to secure maximum points in these crucial matches.
The Official List of the Black Stars of Ghana:
Goalkeepers:
Benjamin Asare (Hearts of Oak)
Lawrence Ati-Zigi (St. Gallen)
Joseph Anang (St. Patrick’s Athletic)
Defenders:
Gideon Mensah (FC Koln)
Baba Rahman (PAOK)
Jan Gyamerah (SV Elversberg) – 1st selection
Derrick Luckassen (Red Star)
Nathaniel Adjei (Lorient)
Jerome Opoku (Basaksehir)
Kojo Oppong Peprah (Fenerbahce)
Alexander Djiku (Spartak Moscow) – Back
Midfielders:
Kwasi Sibo (Swehly Club)
Caleb Yirenkyi (Coventry City)
Augustine Boakye (ASSE)
Ronald Donkor (New York Red Bulls) – 1st selection
Ibrahim Sulemana (Sassuolo)
Forwards:
Christopher Bonsu Baah (Al-Qadisiya)
Ernest Nuamah (OL)
Mohammed Kudus (Tottenham) – Back
Abdul Fatawu Issahaku (Ipswich Town)
Antoine Semenyo (Manchester City)
Ibrahim Osman (Brighton)
Prince Adu Kwabena (Viktoria Plzen)
Jordan Ayew (Sheffield United)
