Ghana’s Beach Soccer National Team, the Black Sharks, report to camp in Keta today as they begin the final phase of preparations for the CAF Beach Soccer Africa Cup of Nations Senegal 2026. The tournament will be held in Senegal from November 28 to December 6, 2026, with Ghana drawn in a tough Group A alongside hosts Senegal, Mozambique and Uganda. The Keta camp will lay the foundation for Ghana’s preparations before the squad travels to Senegal, with the technical team using the coming weeks to build a competitive side capable of reaching the latter stages of the continental competition.
Training in the coastal town will focus on tactical work, set-piece routines, physical conditioning and improving understanding among the players. Keta, one of the traditional homes of Beach Soccer in Ghana, will allow the Black Sharks to prepare in conditions suited to the sport, helping the squad adapt to the sand, coastal weather and the physical and tactical demands of modern Beach Soccer. Senegal are regarded as one of the leading forces in African Beach Soccer, while Mozambique and Uganda have also developed steadily in recent years, meaning Ghana will need to be at their best across the group matches. Qualification for the FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup is also at stake, increasing the importance of the tournament for the Black Sharks, who are determined to represent the country strongly when the competition begins in Senegal.
