The Minister of Sports and Recreation, Kofi Adams’s has announced that the Ghana Football Association (GFA) has proposed over $13 million for the Black Stars’ campaign at the 2026 World Cup.
According to Kofi Adams, the over $13 million for the Black Stars’ remains at the proposal stage, with discussions yet to be held with the Ghana Football Association (GFA) for scrutiny before final approval.
He explained that the figures could either be reduced or maintained depending on the outcome of deliberations.
Following the Sport Minister’s revelation, a detailed breakdown has emerged of how the GFA intends to spend the over $13 million.
According to reports, about $1,230,465 will be spend pre-tournament camping, which includes friendly matches and preparations at their training base ahead of the World Cup in the United States, Canada, and Mexico.
The breakdown also shows that approximately $6,284,000 is expected to be spent during Black Stars’ group stage against England, Croatia, and Panama.
In case the Black Stars qualify for the Round of 32, an estimated $690,000 will be spent, with another $920,000 estimated for the round of 16.
Also, $1,137,500 has been proposed for the quarter-finals, and another $1,365,000 for the semi-finals.
Members of the Black Star’s Management Committee are also expected to receive $310,000 as honorarium.
In case the Senior National team reach the final, an additional $1,840,000 will be required, bringing the entire proposed expenditure amount to $13,776,965.
See the detailed breakdown below:
Pre-tournament camping – $1,230,465
Group Stage – $6,284,000
Round of 32 – $690,000
Round of 16 – $920,000
Quarter-final – $1,137,500
Semi-final – $1,365,000
Final – $1,840,000
Honorarium to Management Committee – $310,000
Total – $13,776,965
Meanwhile, the Government of Ghana, in the 2026 budget, has allocated GH₵150 million to the senior national football team, the Black Stars.
The GH₵150 million has been allocated to the Black Stars as part of Ghana’s preparations for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Dr Cassiel Ato Forson announced on Thursday, November 13, 2025, while presenting the 2026 Budget Statement.
He revealed that the allocation is part of the government’s broader commitment to support national teams’ participation and to enhance sports development.
Dr Cassiel Ato Forson stated, “The government’s sustained investment in sports yielded impressive results, with the Black Stars qualifying for the 2026 FIFA World Cup”.
“An amount of GH¢150 million has been allocated for the Black Stars to participate in the World Cup,” he added.
See the post below:
A breakdown of the proposed Black Stars budget for the 2026 World Cup. #3Sports pic.twitter.com/X7hckFoJUZ
— #3Sports (@3SportsGh) February 27, 2026