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The Black Stars will depart Accra for N'Djamena on Tuesday, September 2, for the 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifier against Chad.
Ghana has been training in Accra for the crucial match, with Otto Addo set to travel with all 24 invited players.
The Black Stars need a win to further solidify their grip on Group I, having won five matches and lost one in their six matches so far.
Twelve players trained at the Accra Sports Stadium on Monday, with the rest of the squad expected to join the team for Tuesday's trip.
The Stars will train in N'Djamena on Wednesday ahead of the game on Thursday.
Ghana will face Chad at the Stade Olympique Maréchal Idriss Déby Itno at 1 pm on Thursday, September 4, 2025.
Otto Addo's team currently leads Group I with 15 points from six matches, keeping them well-positioned for a fifth World Cup appearance.
The Black Stars will wrap up their qualifiers against Central African Republic and Comoros in October.
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