Ghana 2022 FIFA World Cup Squad

The Ghana World Cup 2022 crew is supposed to be named in October. Otto Addo’s side booked their spot at the competition by beating Nigeria in the capability end of the season games in Africa, for which they qualified by garnish a gathering containing South Africa, Ethiopia and Zimbabwe.

This will be Ghana’s fourth appearance at the World Cup. The Dark Stars made their presentation in 2006, when they arrived at the round of 16. The 2010 version saw Ghana arrive at the quarter-finals and get inside a hair of the last four.

Public chiefs were permitted to carry 26 players to the previous summer’s European Title interestingly at a significant competition, as an extraordinary measure got because of the Coronavirus pandemic – while last year’s Copa America permitted crews of 28 players.

The 2022 World Cup will occur in November and December. The competition was moved from its standard space in June and July because of the outrageous temperatures in Qatar around mid-year.

Public group directors should name their crews by October 20, 30 days before the initial game among Senegal and the Netherlands. Most nations will initially pick starter crews prior to trimming their going gatherings down to 23 (or 26) names in time for the cutoff time.

Ghana 2022 FIFA World Cup Squad

There would be some change in the squad for the final tournament.

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Role	Players
Goalkeeper	Richard Ofori, Abdul Nurudeen, Joe Wollacott, Richard Attah, Ibrahim Danland, Lawrence Ati-Zigi.
Defenders	Tariq Lamptey, Denis Odoi, Mohammed Salisu, Gideon Mensah, Joseph Aidoo, Baba Rahman, Daniel Amartey, Alexander Djiku, Alidu Seidu, Stephan Ambrosius, Jonathan Mensah, Abdul Mumin, Nicholas Opoku.
Midfielders	Thomas Partey, Elisha Owusu, Daniel-Kifi Kyereh, Andre Ayew, Mohammed Kudus, Iddrisu Baba, Augustine Okrah, Yaw Yeboah, Alfred Duncan, Emmanuel Lomotey, Majeed Ashimeru.
Forwards	Abdul Issahaku, Jordan Ayew, Osman Bukari, Felix Afena-Gyan, Inaki Williams, Kamaldeen Sulemana, Antoine Semenyo, Benjamin Tetteh, Richmond Boakye, Daniel Afriyie, Ranford Yeboah-Konigsdorffer.
Captain	André Ayew