Jordan Ayew has left the Ghana national team camp following a groin scan, as the squad prepares for its crucial 2027 AFCON qualifier against Côte d’Ivoire. The Ghana captain, who is a key figure in the team, reported discomfort and underwent medical checks, leading to his temporary withdrawal from training activities.
The Black Stars are set to face Côte d’Ivoire in a high-stakes match, with the outcome potentially influencing their qualification prospects. Despite Ayew’s absence, the team remains focused on maintaining its competitive edge in the tournament.
Ghana’s coach, Carlos Queiroz, has expressed confidence in the squad’s ability to perform under pressure. The team’s upcoming fixtures are critical for their campaign, and Ayew’s availability will be closely monitored as they approach the match.
The situation highlights the challenges teams face in maintaining form and consistency during international competitions. Ayew’s health remains a priority, with further updates expected as the tournament approaches.
