Ghana’s national football team, the Black Stars, has announced its 26-player squad for the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers against Somalia. The squad includes returning stars Jordan Ayew and Mohammed Kudus. Ayew, the team captain, was absent from the previous qualifiers but is now back in the fold. Kudus, who recently made his debut in the Ghana Premier League, has also been called up. The team will face Somalia in a double-header, marking a key moment in their qualification campaign. The squad features a mix of experienced international players and in-form Ghana Premier League performers. The selection aims to strengthen Ghana’s position in the group and boost their chances of advancing to the next stage. The matches are set to take place in the coming weeks, with the team preparing for a crucial test in the qualifiers. This call-up reflects the coaching staff’s strategy to balance experience with emerging talent. The Black Stars are looking to revive their qualification campaign after a challenging period. The squad will undergo further preparation before the matches. The outcome of these games could significantly impact Ghana’s prospects in the tournament.