Mohammed Kudus has rejoined Ghana’s Black Stars squad for the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers, replacing Thomas Partey who is sidelined. The 24-man roster, announced by head coach Carlos Queiroz, marks the official start of the qualification campaign. Kudus, a key midfielder, was previously reported to have withdrawn due to injury concerns ahead of the qualifiers. His return adds depth to the midfield as the team prepares for matches against Cote d'Ivoire. Partey, a central defender, is expected to miss the initial fixtures due to a minor injury. The Black Stars’ schedule includes challenging matches, with the first qualifier set to take place in the coming weeks. The team will aim to secure a strong position in the group, with the qualifiers running through early 2027. The squad’s preparation will be crucial in determining their chances of advancing to the final tournament.
Ghana’s Black Stars Roster Changes Ahead of AFCON 2027 Qualifiers


























