Nora Häuptle, Ghana's women's national team - the Black Queens - head coach, has named 23 players for the 2024 Women's Africa Cup of Nations qualifier against Rwanda.
This will be Ghana’s first shot in the qualifiers with Coach Nora at the helms of affairs.
Winger Alice Kusi returns to the squad after an injury layoff while Midfielder Grace Acheampong also gets to a call up a long absence.
Invited players are scheduled to begin official camping and training in Kigali ahead of the first leg encounter.
The Black Queens will depart Ghana on September 17 and take on the “She Amavubi’s ” side on Wednesday September 20 at the Kigali Pelè stadium in Kigali.
See the full squad below:
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