The Black Stars have arrived in Toronto ahead of their opening match at the 2026 FIFA World Cup against Panama.
Ghana touched down in the Canadian city on Monday after completing its final preparations in the United States.
The Black Stars have been based in the United States since playing an international friendly against Wales earlier this month.
Head coach Carlos Queiroz and his technical team used the training camp to fine-tune tactics and improve match fitness ahead of the tournament.
All 26 players participated fully in training, and the squad has reported no injury concerns ahead of the opening game.
Ghana will hold its official training session at BMO Field on Tuesday evening as preparations enter their final stage.
The Black Stars will face Panama at 7:00 p.m. ET on Wednesday, June 17, in their first Group L fixture.
The match will mark Ghana’s fifth appearance at the FIFA World Cup.
Wednesday’s encounter will be the first-ever senior international meeting between Ghana and Panama.
The Black Stars will be aiming for a strong start as they seek a place in the knockout stages of the tournament.
Following the Panama clash, Ghana will face England at Gillette Stadium in Boston on June 23 before concluding the group stage against Croatia.
With the squad fully fit and preparations complete, hopes remain high that the Black Stars can begin their World Cup campaign on a positive note.
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