Ghana head coach Carlos Queiroz has announced his final 26-man squad for the 2026 FIFA World Cup in North America, making several notable changes from his initial 28-man provisional list.
The latest selection sees goalkeepers Paul Reverson and Solomon Agbasi left out of the final tournament squad, while vice-captain Alexander Djiku misses out due to injury. He has been replaced by Derrick Luckassen.
The squad features a blend of experienced players and emerging talents across all departments as Ghana prepares for its World Cup campaign.
Goalkeepers
Benjamin Asare
Lawrence Ati-Zigi
Joseph Anang
Defenders
Baba Abdul Rahman
Gideon Mensah
Marvin Senaya
Alidu Seidu
Abdul Mumin
Jerome Opoku
Jonas Adjetey
Kojo Oppong Nkrumah Preprah
Derrick Luckassen
Midfielders
Thomas Partey
Elisha Owusu
Kwasi Sibo
Augustine Boakye
Caleb Yirenkyi
Abdul Fatawu Issahaku
Kamaldeen Sulemana
Forwards
Jordan Ayew
Antoine Semenyo
Inaki Williams
Ernest Nuamah
Christopher Bonsu Baah
Brandon Thomas-Asante
Prince Kwabena Adu
Queiroz’s final selection reflects a balance of defensive stability, midfield creativity and attacking depth as the Black Stars aim to make an impact on the global stage.
The omission of a few players from the provisional squad underlines the competitive nature of selection, with injuries and tactical considerations shaping the final team composition.
