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Otto Addo
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Quarter-finals (2010)
Ghana are back with Kudus, Partey and Jordan Ayew still central to a side that can make stronger nations uncomfortable if the group turns chaotic.
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Ghana are back at the World Cup after topping their CAF group, and FIFA's team profile makes the decisive details clear: the Black Stars won eight of ten qualifiers and reached the finals on the last day when Mohammed Kudus scored the winner against Comoros. That kind of finish fits Ghana's identity more than a comfortable procession ever could.
Midfielder
West Ham United
FIFA highlighted Kudus as the scorer of the winning goal against Comoros, confirming his importance in Ghana's biggest qualification moment.
Forward
Leicester City
FIFA's Ghana profile says Jordan Ayew scored seven goals in qualifying, making him the team's leading scorer in the campaign.
Midfielder
Arsenal
Partey remains crucial whenever Ghana want more midfield control and calmer possession against stronger opponents.
Defender
Fenerbahçe
Djiku gives the defence needed experience and aggression, especially in physically demanding group-stage matches.
Goalkeeper
St. Gallen
Ati-Zigi remains an important stabiliser for a side that often plays on the edge emotionally.
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