Ghana Names 20-Man Squad For 2026 Amputee Football World Cup

Story By : Zainab Ali

Ghana’s amputee national football team, the Black Challenge, has named a provisional 20-player squad for the 2026 Amputee Football World Cup.

The squad announcement marks another stage in Ghana’s preparations for the global tournament as the team looks ahead to competing on the international stage.

The Black Challenge has represented Ghana in amputee football competitions and continues to provide a platform for players with physical disabilities to demonstrate their talent and compete at the highest level.

The selection of the provisional squad is expected to pave the way for further preparations ahead of the tournament.

Amputee football has also become an important avenue for promoting inclusion in sports, while giving athletes with disabilities opportunities to compete professionally and represent their country.

As preparations continue, attention will now turn to the final squad and the team’s preparations for the World Cup.

Ghana’s participation will give the Black Challenge another opportunity to showcase the country’s sporting talent and compete against teams from around the world.