According to recent local reports emerging from Ghanaian media sources, Accra Hearts of Oak have received an official invitation from the Black Stars technical team for their talented goalkeeper Solomon Agbasi to be considered for inclusion in the upcoming national team squad.
This call-up pertains to the international friendly matches scheduled for March 2026, where Ghana will face strong European opposition as part of their preparations for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
The Black Stars are lined up to play Austria first on Friday, March 27, 2026, at Vienna’s prestigious Ernst Happel Stadium, followed by a high-profile encounter against Germany on Monday, March 30, 2026, reportedly in Stuttgart.
These fixtures represent key testing grounds for head coach Otto Addo and his staff to evaluate players, refine tactics, and build squad cohesion ahead of the global showpiece event co-hosted by the United States, Canada, and Mexico.
Agbasi, the 25-year-old shot-stopper who currently plies his trade with Hearts of Oak in the Ghana Premier League, has been making steady progress since joining the Phobians.
Initially arriving as a third-choice option, he has earned recognition through consistent performances, including starts in competitive matches and clean sheets that have highlighted his reliability between the posts.
This invitation marks a significant milestone for the former Dreams FC goalkeeper, who was previously acclaimed as the best goalkeeper at the 2023-24 CAF Confederation Cup, offering him a golden opportunity to compete at the senior international level and potentially challenge established options in the national team setup.
The move underscores the technical team’s interest in monitoring and integrating promising local-based talent, particularly from the domestic league, into the broader squad planning as Ghana ramps up its World Cup preparations with a series of challenging friendlies.
While the full squad announcement is still awaited, this development has generated excitement among supporters of both Hearts of Oak and the Black Stars, signaling Agbasi’s rising profile on the national scene.