2026 U20 WWC: Ghana’s Ambassador to Czech Republic welcomes Black Princesses to Poland
H.E. Adjei-Mensah, who travelled from Prague to meet the team, urged the players to represent Ghana on the world stage with pride and assured them of the government's continued support.
Ghana's Ambassador to the Czech Republic, H.E. Theresa Adjei-Mensah, warmly greeted the Black Princesses as they arrived in Poland for the upcoming FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup 2026. Upon meeting the team, Ambassador Adjei-Mensah encouraged the players to showcase their pride in representing Ghana and assured them of the government's ongoing support.
She shared her joy in coming from Prague to welcome the team to Poland and expressed confidence in their preparation. President John Dramani Mahama has also pledged his support to the young athletes.
Ambassador Adjei-Mensah pledged to collaborate with the Ghanaian community in Poland to ensure a welcoming atmosphere during the tournament. She plans to meet with the community to inform them of the team's arrival and to encourage them to show their support by waving the Ghanaian flag at the stadiums. The ambassador expressed her excitement about seeing the team throughout the competition and pledged her team's presence at every match to lend their support.
The Black Princesses are currently based in Krakow and will participate in a series of international friendlies to help coach Charles Sampson fine-tune the squad ahead of the tournament. Ghana will kick off their campaign on September 6, 2026, against Ecuador, followed by matches against Korea Republic and France in the group stage.
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