Ghana Names 28-Man World Cup Squad, Kudu Omitted
Ghana's head coach Carlo Queiroz has named a 28-man squad for the upcoming World Cup, set to take place next month. Notably, striker Moham Kudu has been overlooked due to an injury sustained earlier in the season, which has affected his rehabilitation and led to surgery.
Additionally, Olympique Lyon defender Moham Salisu will also miss the tournament due to an ACL injury. The squad includes players returning from injuries, such as Ernest Nuamah, Baba Abdul Rahman, Abdul Mumin, and Alidu Seidu.
Young Ajax forward Paul Reverson is set to make his first appearance in the senior Ghana squad. The attacking force will be led by captain Jordan Ayew and includes notable players like Abdul Fatawu Issahaku and Iñaki Williams.
Ghana's group matches will commence with a fixture against Panama, followed by games against England and Croatia. The team will prepare in Cardiff before facing Wales in a friendly.
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