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AFCON 2019: Asamoah Gyan named in 29-man provisional squad

Daniel Koranteng by Daniel Koranteng
May 27, 2019
Reading Time: 2 mins read

Kayserispor forward Asamoah Gyan, has been named in Kwesi Appiah’s 29-man provisional squad for the AFCON in Egypt.

Gyan retired from international football on Monday, after a dispute with Head Coach Kwesi Appiah over the team’s captaincy, only for the 33 year old to rescind his decision 48 hours later, after President Akufo-Addo’s intervention. 

The 29 consist of three goalkeepers, ten defenders, eleven midfielders and five strikers, with three locally based players also making the cut.

Goalkeepers

Richard Ofori (Maritzburg United, South Africa, Lawrence Ati- Zigi  (Sochaux, Montbeliard, France), and Felix Annan  (Asante Kotoko, Ghana).

Defenders

John Boye (Metz, France), Andy Yiadom (Reading, England, Abdul Baba Rahman (Reims, France), Lumor Agbenyenu (Goztepe A.S, Turkey),  Kassim Nuhu, (Hoffeinham, Germany,) Jonathan Mensah (Columbus Crew SC, USA), Joseph Aidoo (Genk, Belguim), Nuhu Musa (St Gallen, Switzerland), Joseph Attamah (Basaksehir, Turkey), and Mohammed Alhassan (Hearts of Oak, Ghana)

Midfielders

Mubarak Wakaso (Deportivo Alaves, Spain), Thomas Partey (Atletico Madrid, Spain), Kwadwo Asamoah (Internazionle, Italy), Ebenezer Ofori (New York FC, USA), Afriyie Acquah  (Empoli, Italy), Andre Ayew ( Fenerbache, Turkey),  Christian Atsu (Newcastle United, England), Samuel Owusu (Cukaricki, Serbia), Thomas Agyepong (Hibernian, Scotland), Yaw Yeboah (Numancia, Spain),  Abdul Fatawu (Asante Kotoko, Ghana).

Strikers

Asamoah Gyan (Kayserispor, Turkey), Jordan Ayew (Crystal Palace, England),  Adbul Majeed Waris ( Nantes, France), Caleb Ekuban  (Trabzonspor, Turkey) and Kwabena  Owusu (Leganes, Spain).

The team will depart Accra, on Sunday, June 1, for pre-tournament preparations in Dubai, ahead of the competition. Of the 29 players, the final 23 will be named to represent Ghana at the tournament.

The GFA Normalization Committee has lined up two high profile preparatory matches for the Black Stars against Namibia and South Africa.

Meanwhile, the following are the additional backroom staff joining the Black Stars technical team for the competition.

They are;

  1. Coach David Duncan (Scout)
  2. Coach Didi Mas- Ud Dramani (Scout)
  3. Coach Sellas Tetteh (scout)
  4. Patrick Ofori (Psychologist)
  5. Samuel Kwame Ankomah (Masseur)
  6. Jermaine Lopia (Video & match analyst)
  7. Simon Copley (Physical trainer)
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