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The Black Stars left Ghana for Côte d’Ivoire ahead of the start of the 2023 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) in grand style.
The team left Kumasi this morning wearing stylish kaftan outfits as they jetted off to the neighbouring country for the tournament.
All 27 players as well as the technical team donned the attire for the departure through Air Cote d’Ivoire straight from Kumasi.
The short-sleeved shirts were matched by short pants with traditional slippers (Ahenema).
Chris Hughton's boys wrapped up their pre-tournament camping in Kumasi with a goalless draw against Namibia Monday night.
Ghana are drawn in Group B alongside Cape Verde, Egypt, and Mozambique. The Black Stars will face Cape Verde in their opener on Sunday, January 14.
Here are images of the players in the attire before their departure:
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