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The Black Stars held their first training session in Abidjan on Wednesday, January 10, ahead of the opening game at the 2023 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON).
Ghana will face Cape Verde in their first game of the continent's flagship tournament on Sunday, January 14.
The team touched down in Ivory Coast on Wednesday afternoon to a resounding welcome at the airport, clad in traditional kente.
All 27 players were involved in the first training session ahead of the commencement of the tournament.
Here are images from the team's first training:
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