Ghana Sets Aside $13 Million to Support Black Stars’ 2026 World Cup Campaign
The Government of Ghana has approved a budget of $13 million, equivalent to about GH¢50 million, to support the Black Stars as they prepare for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The allocation is intended to cover training programmes, player welfare, logistics, international friendlies, and other essential needs to ensure the team is fully equipped for the tournament.
According to officials from the Ghana Football Association (GFA), the funding will help the national team secure high-quality preparation, including better facilities, technical support, and strategic planning ahead of the global competition. The GFA believes the investment demonstrates government’s renewed commitment to strengthening the Black Stars and improving their chances of performing strongly on the world stage.
The announcement has been met with optimism from football enthusiasts, who see the financial support as a step toward rebuilding confidence in the team following recent challenges. Analysts say that consistent investment, coupled with improved coaching and advanced preparation, could help narrow the gap between Ghana and top-tier football nations.
As anticipation for the 2026 World Cup grows, many Ghanaians hope the funding will translate into a well-prepared squad capable of making a deep run and restoring national pride.
Source: Thepressradio.com
