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After two years, various reports are suggesting that the Black Stars will be wearing a new kit heading into next year.
In February 2019, the defunct Normalisation Committee renewed the partnership with Puma as a jersey sponsor for a period of four years.
The rumored kits have been making rounds on the internet in the past 24 hours. Ghanaians haven't reacted well to these kits, showing their displeasure with the design of the kits.
Some Ghanaians have expressed satisfaction with the home kit at least, with others calling for the Ghana Football Association to end its partnership with Puma.
Here are some reactions from Ghanaians:
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