Former Black Stars captain, Andre Ayew, has donated an undisclosed amount of money to Ghana’s national amputee football team, the Black Challenge, as the team intensifies preparations for the 2026 Amputee Football World Cup in Mexico.
The gesture is expected to boost the morale of the players and support the team’s preparations ahead of the global tournament, where Ghana hopes to make a strong impact.
Andre Ayew, who has consistently demonstrated support for sports development and social causes, presented the donation as part of efforts to encourage and empower the national amputee side in their quest for success on the world stage.
The Black Challenge has established itself as one of Africa’s leading amputee football teams, earning recognition through impressive performances in international competitions.
Officials and players of the team expressed appreciation to the former Black Stars captain for the support, describing the donation as timely and inspirational as they continue their preparations for the championship.
The 2026 Amputee Football World Cup in Mexico is expected to bring together some of the best amputee football teams from around the world, providing a platform for athletes to showcase their talent and resilience.
The Black Challenge will be aiming to build on Ghana’s growing reputation in amputee football and secure a strong performance at the tournament.
Andre Ayew’s contribution has been widely welcomed by the sporting community, with many describing it as a demonstration of solidarity and commitment to the development of para-sports in Ghana.
The donation adds to growing efforts by individuals and corporate bodies to support athletes with disabilities and promote inclusivity in sports across the country.