The Black Stars are set to depart Accra for N’Djamena as preparations intensify ahead of their crucial 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifier against Chad. The Ghanaian national team, currently in camp, has been sharpening its tactics and fine-tuning squad chemistry under the guidance of head coach Otto Addo. With spirits high and morale boosted by the arrival of key players, including midfielder Thomas Partey, the team is eager to make a strong statement on the road.
The journey to N’Djamena marks the next phase of Ghana’s qualifying campaign, where securing maximum points is paramount. Chad, though considered underdogs, will be keen to capitalize on home support and pose a challenge to the Black Stars. Ghana, on the other hand, will look to draw from its experience, depth, and quality to ensure victory and strengthen its position in the group standings.
Following the fixture in Chad on September 4, the Black Stars will return home to host Mali in another high-profile encounter on September 8. These two games are pivotal, and the technical team believes that the players are mentally and physically prepared for the task.
As the team departs Accra, optimism remains high among fans and officials alike, with the hope that Ghana will maintain momentum and edge closer to securing qualification for the 2026 World Cup