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The Black Stars held their first training session in London ahead of their involvement in the 2025 Unity Cup.
The team opened camp on Sunday with some of the foreign-based players joining the home-based contingent that left Accra on Friday night.
16 players were involved in the opening training session and were later joined in the evening by Barcelona-based Abdul Aziz Issah.
The players who trained on Monday included Lawrence Ati-Zigi, Benjamin Asare, Joseph Tetteh Anang, Gideon Mensah, Razak Simpson, Mamudu Kamaradini, Caleb Yirenkyi, Abdul Salis Samed, Abu Francis, Majeed Ashimeru, Lawrence Agyekum, Christopher Baah Bonsu, Jordan Ayew, Stephan Ambrosius, Brandon-Thomas Asante, and Kwame Opoku.
Ghana's game against Nigeria is scheduled for Wednesday, May 28, 2025, at the GTech Community Stadium in Brentford.
The winner of the Ghana-Nigeria match will proceed to the final against either Jamaica or Trinidad and Tobago on Saturday, May 31, 2025.
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