Ghana coach Carlos Queiroz names 23-players for Mexico friendly

Ghana coach Carlos Queiroz names 23-players for Mexico friendly

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Ghana coach Carlos Queiroz names 23-players for Mexico friendly

Head coach of Ghana Carlos Queiroz has invited twenty-three (23) players for this month’s international friendly against Mexico.

The squad largely consists of players from the domestic league and European leagues who are closely monitored by Coach Carlos Queiroz, as well as U-23 players who will soon represent Ghana in the upcoming Olympic Games qualifiers.

Ghana will travel to Mexico for the friendly

Names that have made the list include Belgium based Majeed Ashimeru and Felix Afena-Gyan who helped Amedspor gain promotion to the Turkish top flight.

Home based defender Razak Simpson and Birmingham City’s Ibrahim Osman also made the squad.

Barcelona B’s Abdul Aziz Issah, Ebenezer Annan of AS Saint-Étienne, Ibrahim Osman of Birmingham City, and Paul Reverson of Ajax FC have also been included in the squad.

Midfielder Salim Adams, one of the key players for Ghana Premier League leaders Medeama SC, leads the group of home-based players.

Others are Heart of Lions’ Ebenezer Abban, Ebenezer Adade of Dreams FC, and Nations FC captain Razak Simpson. Ghana will travel to Mexico for the international friendly on Friday, May 22, 2026.

Full Ghana squad list for Mexico friendly

Goalkeepers

  • Solomon Agbasi (Accra Hearts of Oak SC)
  • Paul Reverson (Ajax FC)
  • Gidios Aseako (Dreams FC)

Defenders

  • Oscar Oppong (Granada)
  • Ebenezer Adade (Dreams FC)
  • Ebenezer Annan (St Etienne)
  • Manu Duah (San Diego FC)
  • Nathaniel Adjei (Lorient)
  • Razak Simpson (Nations FC)
  • Dacosta Antwi (Anderlecht Futures)
  • Ebenezer Abban (Heart of Lions)

Midfielders

  • Emmanuel Edjei (Dundee United)
  • Abdul Aziz Issah (Barcelona B)
  • Augustine Boakye (St Etienne)
  • Majeed Ashimeru (La Louviere)
  • Rak-Sakyi Jesurun (Stoke City)
  • Salim Adams (Medeama SC)

Forwards

  • Daniel Agyei (Kocaelispor)
  • Felix Afena-Gyan (Amedspor)
  • Ibrahim Osman (Birmingham City)
  • Prince Amoako (Nordsjaelland)
  • Francis Amuzu (Gremio)
  • Joseph Opoku (Zulte-Waregem)

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