Ghana’s national football team faces a significant setback ahead of the upcoming Kirin Challenge Cup, with key players ruled out due to injuries. Defender Alexander Djiku, midfielder Thomas Partey, forwards Jordan Ayew, Fatawu Issahaku, Joseph Paintsil, and Mohammed Kudus will all miss the tournament.
In response, the Black Stars have called up three newcomers: Prince Owusu, Kelvin Nkrumah, and Prince Kwabena Adu, who will look to make an impact against Japan and South Korea.
The Kirin Challenge Cup serves as a critical opportunity for Ghana to test new tactics and integrate fresh talent ahead of future international fixtures. Coach Otto Addo expressed confidence in the squad despite the injuries, noting the newcomers bring energy and potential to the team.
Ghana will face Japan in their opening match before taking on South Korea, hoping to build cohesion and showcase the depth of talent in the squad despite the absence of several experienced players.
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