Ghana's U-15 boys have opened training in Azerbaijan, sharpening up for a six-team group stage at the FIFA U-15 World Cup and Festival.
Ghana's young talents have officially landed in the action. The National U-15 Boys team held their first training session in Baku, Azerbaijan on Friday, kicking off the final push toward the FIFA U-15 World Cup and Festival.
The squad took to the tournament training facility for an intensive workout led by the technical team. The session mixed drills, ball work and tactical exercises, with the focus on polishing both technical quality and team shape before the competition gets underway this weekend.
Ghana have been drawn in Group W, a six-team pool that also features Uzbekistan, Myanmar, Guam, Bahamas and Kazakhstan. The campaign starts against Uzbekistan on Saturday, October 24. Myanmar and Guam follow on Sunday, before the group phase wraps up on Monday, October 26, 2026, against Bahamas and Kazakhstan.
The tournament is part of FIFA's Talent Development Scheme, running under the #U15WC banner and the message "Give Every Talent A Chance." It is backed by Qatar Airways, Lenovo, Aramco and Adidas, and gives young players from around the world a rare international stage.
Spirits in the Ghana camp are reportedly high as the boys get ready to carry the nation's colours. With a packed schedule of matches in just a few days, this young group will be eager to make an early statement in Baku.
