According to a report by UTV Ghana today being Monday, October 26, 2026, Ghana’s National Amputee Football Team, popularly known as the Black Challenge, has commenced another training session at Ajax Park in Legon as preparations continue for the highly anticipated 2026 WAFF World Cup.

The team is working hard to improve its readiness ahead of the international competition, which is scheduled to take place in Mexico from November 13 to November 22, 2026.

With the tournament drawing closer, the players are expected to make good use of every training opportunity to strengthen their performance and build the teamwork needed to compete against other participating nations.

The latest training session at Ajax Park forms part of the team’s preparations as Ghana looks forward to making a strong impression at the championship. The players will be focusing on improving their technical abilities, coordination, tactical understanding and overall fitness as they work towards representing the country on the international stage.

The Black Challenge has become an important symbol of determination and resilience in Ghanaian sports. The team provides an opportunity for amputee footballers to demonstrate their abilities, compete at a high level and inspire other people through their commitment to the game.

As the countdown to the 2026 WAFF World Cup continues, the team’s preparation will be crucial in determining how well the players adapt to the demands of the competition.

Regular training sessions will allow the technical team to assess the players, identify areas that require improvement and work on strategies for the matches ahead.

Ghanaian football supporters will be hoping that the Black Challenge makes the most of its preparations and delivers an impressive performance in Mexico. The players will now be looking to maintain their concentration, discipline and determination as they prepare to fly the national flag at the November tournament.

With the competition scheduled for November 13–22, attention remains on the Black Challenge as the team continues its training programme at Ajax Park, Legon, with the aim of representing Ghana with pride.