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The Black Stars took their turn in the official FIFA photoshoot for the 2022 World Cup on Sunday, November 20, ahead of their opener against Portugal on Thursday, November 24.
Ghana has been in Doha since November 18, a day after beating Switzerland in an international friendly in Abu Dhabi.
The photos, released on Monday show the players in a joyous mood ahead of their first game of the tournament on Thursday.
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