Carlos Queiroz has announced the 24-man squad for Ghana’s 2027 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers. The list includes midfielder Mohammed Kudus, who was recalled, while Thomas Partey was left out. The selection reflects Queiroz’s strategy for the upcoming matches. The coach also explained the criteria used to choose the players, emphasizing fitness and form.
Queiroz is set to return to Ghana on Friday, 18 September, where he will sign a contract extension. His presence in the country will coincide with the start of preparations for the qualifiers. The team will begin training in the coming days, with a focus on building cohesion and tactical readiness.
The squad includes a mix of experienced players and emerging talents, aiming to strengthen Ghana’s position in the group. Queiroz’s decision to exclude Partey has sparked some debate among fans, but he defended the choice based on team dynamics. The qualifiers will test the squad’s ability to perform under pressure.
The Black Stars will face their first opponents in the next round, with the goal of advancing to the final stages of the tournament. Queiroz’s leadership and tactical approach will be crucial in shaping the team’s success.
