Ghanaian National Team announced their presence in Qatar with beautiful African attire for the FIFA World Cup 2022.
The team touched down in Doha after leaving Abu Dhabi, where they spent four days. Ghana will take their base as they prepare for their first encounter against Portugal.
In photos posted on social media, the players, technical team, and management members of the Black Stars were spotted in their smocks.
The black stars are back to the competition after missing out the 2018 Edition in Russia. Ghana have been put in the same group with Portugal, Uruguay and South Korea.
Ghana had shown the mean business this year World Cup after they showed total dominance over Switzerland in the friendly match on November 17, 2022.
The nation with the lowest ranking entering the competition is Ghana.
Ghana National Team Schedule
Ghana will face one of the favorites to win the tournament, Portugal, on November 24, 2022. The team then plays against South Korea on November 28, 2022.
The last group stage comes against Uruguay on December 2, 2022. After that, Ghana travels to Madagascar for the African Nations Cup qualifiers on January 15, 2023.
Sudan will travel to Accra to face the Black Stars of Ghana on January 19, 2023. The Ghana National Team welcomes the North African side Morocco to Accra on January 23, 2023, for the African Nations Cup qualifiers.
Ghana International Football Players
- David Abagna
- Razak Abalora
- Thomas Abbey
- Ismail Abdul-Ganiyu
- Felix Aboagye
- Stanley Aborah (footballer, born 1969)
- Mohammed Abu
- Yakubu Abubakar
- David Accam
- Ben Acheampong
- Frank Acheampong
- Richard Ackon
- Afriyie Acquah
- Edward Acquah
- Sam Acquah
- Daniel Adade
- Ahmed Adams
- Sadick Adams
- Stephen Adams (footballer)
- Baba Adamu
- Bright Addae
- Addoquaye Addo
- Edmund Addo
- Eric Addo
- Ishmael Addo
- Joe Addo
- Otto Addo
- Simon Addo
- David Addy
- Lee Addy
- Dominic Adiyiah
- Lawrence Adjah-Tetteh
- Lawrence Adjei
- Sammi Adjei
- Sammy Adjei
- Daniel Nii Adjei
- Albert Adomah
- Enoch Kofi Adu
- Godfried Aduobe
- Kwabena Adusei
- Felix Afena-Gyan
- Harrison Afful
- Samuel Afful
- Opoku Afriyie
- Lumor Agbenyenu
- Edward Aggrey-Fynn
- Junior Agogo
- Daniel Agyei
- Edward Agyeman-Duah
- Joseph Agyemang-Gyau
- Emmanuel Agyemang-Badu
- Asante Agyemang
- Louis Agyemang
- Patrick Agyemang
- Thomas Agyepong
- Augustine Ahinful
- Kwaku Duah Ahinful
- Issah Gabriel Ahmed
- Stephen Ahorlu
- Joseph Aidoo (Ghanaian footballer)
- Lawrence Aidoo
- Abeiku Ainooson
- James Akaminko
- Jerry Akaminko
- Charles Akonnor
- Armah Akuetteh
- Michael Akuffu
- George Alhassan
- Karim Alhassan
- Masahudu Alhassan
- Mohammed Alhassan (footballer, born 1992)
- Bright Allotey
- Patrick Allotey
- William Amamoo
- Frank Amankwah
- Daniel Amartey
- Charles Amoah
- Matthew Amoah
- Prince Koranteng Amoako
- Emmanuel Ampeah
- Opoku Ampomah
- Kofi Amponsah
- Abdul Latif Anabila
- Benson Anang
- Abraham Annan
- Anthony Annan
- Felix Annan
- Theophilus Annorbaah
- Aziz Ansah
- Edward Ansah
- Eugene Ansah
- Joseph Ansah
- Emmanuel Ansong
- Christopher Antwi-Adjei
- Denny Antwi
- John Antwi
- Patrick Antwi
- Will Antwi
- Yaw Antwi
- James Kwesi Appiah
- Kwesi Appiah
- McCarthy Appiah
- Ofosu Appiah
- Stephen Appiah
- Ernest Papa Arko
- Papa Arko
- Adolf Armah
- Emmanuel Armah
- Alfred Arthur
- George Arthur (Ghanaian footballer)
- John Dada Arthur
- Bernard Aryee
- Derek Asamoah
- Kwadwo Asamoah
- Nathaniel Asamoah
- Emmanuel Asante
- Ernest Asante
- Solomon Asante
- Uriah Asante
- Isaac Asare
- Nana Akwasi Asare
- Majeed Ashimeru
- Patrick Asmah
- Ebenezer Assifuah
- Lawrence Ati-Zigi
- Ibrahim Atiku
- Vincent Atinga
- Christian Atsu
- Joseph Larweh Attamah
- Godwin Attram
- Gladson Awako
- Mohamed Awal
- André Ayew
- Ibrahim Ayew
- Jordan Ayew
- Kwame Ayew
- Joseph Aziz
- Gideon Baah
- Iddrisu Baba
- Anthony Baffoe
- Felix Baffoe
- Emmanuel Baffour
- Stephen Baidoo
- Emmanuel Banahene
- Seidu Bancey
- Sebastian Barnes (footballer)
- Ahmed Barusso
- Foster Bastios
- Cofie Bekoe
- Eric Bekoe
- Ekow Benson
- Owusu Benson
- George Blay
- Justice Blay
- Kwabena Boafo
- Isaac Boakye
- Kofi Nti Boakye
- Richmond Boakye
- Derek Boateng
- Emmanuel Boateng (footballer, born 1996)
- Frank Boateng
- Kennedy Boateng (footballer, born 1989)
- Kevin-Prince Boateng
- Kwame Boateng
- Osei Boateng
- Richard Kissi Boateng
- Robert Boateng
- Godwin Osei Bonsu
- Kwame Bonsu
- Francis Bossman
- Edward Boye
- John Boye
- Prince Buaben
- Osman Bukari
- Joe Carr (Ghanaian footballer)
- Joey Chernyim
- Raman Chibsah
- Yussif Chibsah
- Muhammed Choo
- Emmanuel Clottey
- Winful Cobbinah
- Francis Coffie
- Isaac Cofie
- Daniel Coleman
- Ebenezer Dadzie
- James Kuuku Dadzie
- Abukari Damba
- Fatau Dauda
- Kofi Deblah
- Francis Dickoh
- Chris Dickson (footballer)
- Mas-Ud Didi Dramani
- Alexander Djiku
- Edward Dodoo-Ankrah
- Afo Dodoo
- Bernard Dong Bortey
- Haminu Draman
- Emmanuel Duah
Ghana National Team Coach
The name of the Ghanaian national team manager is Otto Addo. He was born on June 9, 1975, and Addo also works as a talent coach in Dortmund, Germany.
Addo has a height of 1.82 m (6 ft and 2 in). From 1999 to 2005, when he played for Borussia Dortmund, the Ghanaian scored 11 goals in 70 appearances.
For his national team, he scored two goals in 11 appearances. He is a nice player in a one-on-one situation, very versatile, and good aerially. His winning percentage on a national level is 33.33%.
Ghanaian National Team Defenders
Joseph Attamah
Yakubu Mohammed
Fatau Mohammed
Tariq Lamptey
Samuel Ilkoom
Dennis Odoi
Eric Owusu
Kasim Adam Nuhu
Edwin Gyimah
Daniel Opare
Mohamed Salisu
Jonathan Mensah
Mohamed Awal
Gideon Waja
Daniel Darkwah
Jerry Akaminko
Edwin Gyimah
Nicholas Opoku
Rashid Sumalia
Baba Rahman
Joseph Aidoo
Jonathan Mensah
Samuel Tetteh
Alexander Djiku
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