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The Black Stars of Ghana held their first training session on Tuesday, November 14, ahead of their 2026 World Cup qualifiers against Madagascar and Comoros.
The team trained behind closed doors on the second day of camp having initially opened camp in Accra on Monday.
The team trained at the Baba Yara Stadium as they began preparations for the fixture against Madagascar on Friday.
24 players were involved in Tuesday’s training with goalkeeper Lawrence Ati-Zigi the only player who was yet to arrive in camp.
Medeama SC trio of Nurudeen Abdulai, Fatawu Hamidu and Jonathan Sowah joined the rest of the squad for the first training session.
The Black Stars will continue their preparations on Wednesday ahead of the fixture at the Baba Yara Stadium.












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