According to a statement from the Ghana FA, the Black Stars of Ghana will allow the public and media access to their training sessions as they prepare for two crucial FIFA World Cup qualifiers against Mali and the Central African Republic.
On Friday, May 31, 2024, the team will start getting ready in Legon’s brand-new University of Ghana Stadium.
This initiates a phase of intense training targeted at improving team cohesiveness and strategy optimization prior to the pivotal matches.
The Black Stars are under pressure to impress after earning three points from their opening two matches in the qualifying round.
The significance of the forthcoming matches has increased due to their defeat by Comoros in the second game, which will have a major effect on their prospects of making it to the USA, Canada, and Mexico in the 2026 World Cup.
The Ghana FA has stated that the first training session on Friday will be open to the public and media in an effort to promote transparency and interact with supporters.
As the national team gets ready for these crucial matches, enthusiasm and support are anticipated to grow from this decision.
The Black Stars will conduct a five-day training camp in Accra before heading to Bamako on Tuesday, June 4, 2024, for their vital Group I clash against Mali.
The open training session is an opportunity for fans and journalists to witness firsthand the team’s preparations and spirit as they aim to secure their place on the global stage.
