The Black Stars, kicked off their preparations in Cardiff with a focused gym session as they gear up for an important international friendly against Wales.
Under the guidance of head coach Carlos Queiroz, the squad has set up camp in the Welsh capital, where players have been putting in the hard work on conditioning and recovery exercises at facilities like Dragon Park.
This training stint forms a crucial part of their build-up toward the 2026 FIFA World Cup, with the clash against Wales scheduled for Tuesday, June 2, at Cardiff City Stadium serving as a key warm-up match.
Several players have already joined the group, with more expected to arrive and integrate into the sessions, allowing the team to build cohesion and fitness ahead of their upcoming tournament commitments.
The atmosphere in camp remains positive and determined, as the Black Stars aim to fine-tune their tactics and physical readiness during their week-long stay in Cardiff before heading to the United States for further preparations. This friendly not only offers valuable match practice against strong opposition but also helps the coaching staff assess the squad’s readiness for the global stage.
