This decision stems from a series of technical infractions observed during the recent Africa Cup of Nations Qualifying match between Ghana and Angola on September 5, 2024.
Cote d’Ivoire, with its CAF-approved stadiums, is emerging as a strong contender to host the Ghanaian national team. Its proximity and the strong historical ties between the two nations make it a practical and logistically sound option for the Ghana Football Association.
Known for their quality and infrastructure, Ivorian stadiums could offer a suitable venue for the Black Stars as they continue their pursuit of international success.
While the final decision on the Black Stars’ home venue is still pending, Cote d’Ivoire seems to be a leading option.
As Ghana works to resolve the issues at the Baba Yara Stadium and other domestic venues, Ivorian stadiums could provide a temporary solution, allowing the Black Stars to sustain their competitive edge.
In the upcoming international break, the Black Stars are set to face Sudan in a double-header for the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers in October.
Source:LocoTVgh.com
