The Black Stars team has arrived in Kumasi ahead of their crucial World Cup playoff against Nigeria.
Ghana will play the Super Eagles in a two-legged encounter on Friday with the winner securing one of the five slots on the African continent.
The first leg of the titanic qualifying tie will be played March 25 at the Baba Yara Stadium. Four days later, the two giants will meet again in Abuja with the aggregate winner qualifying for the tournament later this year.
The team led by coach Otto Addo and his technical staff touched down in the Ashanti Regional capital on Tuesday afternoon.
They are expected told their first training later today.
Footballghana.com understands all player invited for the blockbuster clash made the trip to Kumasi except Jordan Ayew.
The Crystal Palace star is expected to join his teammates in the Garden City on Wednesday.
Having missed out in the last edition of the Mundial, the Black Stars are seeking to play in the World Cup for the fourth time having played in the 2006, 2010 and 2014 in Germany, South Africa and Brazil respectively.
In head-to-head meetings between the two West African rivals, Ghana enjoys the superiority having won 25, drew 19 and lost 12 in 56 clashes.
