Ghana will miss the services of Arsenal star Thomas Teye Partey for the upcoming 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifying games due to injury.
Partey, who is the deputy captain of the Black Stars picked up an injury on his return from the October international break and has since not featured for the Gunners.
The former Atletico Madrid star return to action remains uncertain, forcing Black Stars coach Chris Hughton to exclude him from his 25-man squad for the opening two World Cup qualifying games.
Meanwhile, captain Andre Ayew, Jojo Wollacot, Majeed Ashimeru, Osman Bukari and Kamaldeen Sulemana have all returned to the squad.
The 30-year-old’s absence is expected to affect the Black Stars' upcoming World Cup qualifiers.
The four-time Africa Cup of Nations winners will host Madagascar at the Baba Yara Stadium on November 17 before facing Comoros at the Moroni Stadium on November 21, 2023.
Below is the 25-man squad:
GOALKEEPERS:
LAWRENCE ATI-ZIGI
JOSEPH WOLLACOTT
RICHARD OFORI
DEFENDERS:
ALIDU SEIDU
DENIS ODOI
GIDEON MENSAH
ABDUL FATAWU HAMID
KASIM ADAMS
NICHOLAS OPOKU
DANIEL AMARTEY
ABDUL MUMIN
MIDFIELDERS:
BABA IDRISSU
MAJEED ASHIMERU
ABDUL SAMED SALIS
EDMUND ADDO
MOHAMMED KUDUS
ANDRE AYEW
WINGERS:
OSMAN BUKARI
JOSEPH PAINSTIL
ERNEST NUAMAH, JORDAN AYEW
KAMALDEEN SULEMANA
FORWARDS:
INAKI WILLIAMS
ANTOINE SEMENYO
JONATHAN SOWAH