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Carlos Queiroz names 23-man Black Stars squad for Mexico friendly on May 22

Julio Ashirifi Amoah by Julio Ashirifi Amoah
May 6, 2026
Reading Time: 36 mins read
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Felix Afena Gyan

Ghana head coach Carlos Queiroz has officially named a 23-man squad for the international friendly against Mexico on May 22, 2026.

This selection marks Queiroz’s first squad announcement since taking charge in April 2026 and features a mix of European-based stars, domestic Ghana Premier League talents, and key returnees.

Ghana 23-Man Squad vs. Mexico
Goalkeepers
    • Solomon Agbasi (Accra Hearts of Oak SC)
    • Paul Reverson (Ajax FC)
    • Gidios Aseako (Dreams FC)

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Solomon Agbasi with Hearts of Oak

Defenders

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

Midfielders
  • Emmanuel Edjei (Dundee United)
  • Abdul Aziz Issah (Barcelona B)
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Abdul Aziz Issah

 

    • Augustine Boakye (St Etienne)
    • Majeed Ashimeru (La Louviere) – Returns following a long injury layoff.
    • Rak-Sakyi Jesurun (Stoke City)
    • Salim Adams (Medeama SC) [1]

Forwards/Wingers
  • Daniel Agyei (Kocaelispor)
  • Felix Afena-Gyan (Amedspor) — Returns for the first time since May 2025.
  • Ibrahim Osman (Birmingham City)
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Ibrahim Osman
    • Prince Amoako (Nordsjaelland)
    • Francis Amuzu (Gremio)
    • Joseph Opoku (Zulte-Waregem) [1, 2]

The squad notably excludes veteran mainstays like Thomas Partey and Jordan Ayew, as Queiroz uses this final pre-tournament window to evaluate depth before Ghana’s 2026 FIFA World Cup opener against Panama on June 17.
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