According to 3Sports, Skipper Andre Ayew is expected to make his comeback to the Ghana national football team, also known as the Black Stars, after being absent in the previous international window. Ghana will be facing Madagascar and Comoros in the qualifiers for the 2026 World Cup.
Ayew, who has been a free agent since July 1, 2023, after his departure from Nottingham Forest in the Premier League, missed out on being part of Ghana's squad for the last two friendly matches against Mexico and USA, where unfortunate defeats were faced by the team.
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With 115 appearances and 24 goals, the 33-year-old Ayew holds the record for the most caps and is an experienced player crucial to the Ghanaian team. His return to the squad will provide a significant boost and valuable leadership on the field.
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In addition to Ayew's anticipated return, 3Sports also reports that midfielders Iddrisu Baba from Almeria and Majeed Ashimeru from Anderlecht are likely to be included in the team. Baba recently had a 20-minute appearance during Almeria's match against Alaves in La Liga, while Ashimeru made a successful return to action in October following a three-month injury layoff.
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The Black Stars, under the guidance of coach Chris Hughton, will commence their World Cup qualifying campaign against Madagascar on November 17 in Kumasi. Four days later, they will travel to face Comoros. These matches will mark an important step for Ghana as they strive to secure their place in the 2026 World Cup.
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