Ghana has named a 26-player squad for its 2027 Africa Cup of Nations qualifying matches against Somalia. The team includes returning stars such as André Ayew, Thomas Partey, and Kudus. The squad aims to reverse a poor start to the qualification campaign after two consecutive losses.
The Black Stars will face Somalia in a double-header, a critical opportunity to regain momentum. Captain André Ayew returns after missing the previous qualifiers. Thomas Partey and Eric Kudus also rejoin the squad after injury or absence. The selection blends experienced players with in-form Ghana Premier League performers.
Ghana’s qualification campaign has been challenging. The team suffered two early defeats, raising concerns about its ability to advance. The new squad includes both veteran players and emerging talents. The matches against Somalia are seen as a chance to turn the campaign around.
This selection comes as Ghana looks to rebuild its confidence. The team’s performance in the qualifiers will determine its chances of reaching the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations. The matches against Somalia are a key test for the squad’s resilience and tactical approach.
