The Black Stars of Ghana are set to kick off their first training session today in Accra as they prepare for their opening matches in the qualifiers for the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations.
Ghana will face off with Angola on Thursday, September 5th, at the Babayara Sports Stadium before taking on Niger away from home on September 9th.
Otto Addo is looking to get a full house by the close of Monday following the completion of the weekend’s league matches across Europe.
The Ghana squad for the upcoming qualifiers includes six Premier League players – Jordan Ayew, Mohammed Kudus, Thomas Partey, Tariq Lamptey, Antoine Semenyo, and Fatawu Issahaku.
Check out the 23-man Ghana squad below.
Goalkeepers:
Joseph Wollacot – Crawley Town – England
Lawrence Ati-Zigi – FC St. Gallen – Switzerland
Frederick Asare – Asante Kotoko – Ghana
Defenders:
Alidu Seidu – Stade Rennes – France
Tariq Lamptey – Brighton and Hove Albion – England
*Jonas Adjetey – FC Basel (called replaced injured Alexander Djiku)
Abdul Mumin – Rayo Vallecano – Spain
Mohammed Salisu – AS Monaco – France
Jerome Opoku – Istanbul Basaksehir – Turkey
Ebenezer Annan – OFK Belgrade – Serbia
Kingsley Schindler – Samsunspor- Turkey
Midfielders:
Mohammed Kudus – West Ham United – England
Thomas Partey – Arsenal – England
Abu Francis – Cercle Brugge – Belgium
Elisha Owusu – AJ Auxerre – France
Majeed Ashimeru – RC Anderlecht – Belgium
Forwards:
Jordan Ayew – Leicester City – England
Fatawu Issahaku – Leicester City – England
Joseph Paintsil – LA Galaxy – United States
Ibrahim Osman – Feyenoord Rotterdam – Netherlands
Antoine Semenyo – AFC Bournemouth – England
Inaki Williams – Athletic Bilbao – Spain
Brandon Thomas-Asante – Coventry City – England
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