Black Queens head coach Kim Lars Björkegren has named his squad for Ghana's second-round African qualifying tie against Mauritius in the race for the 2028 Olympic Games in Los Angeles.
Ampem Darkoa Ladies forward Rabiatu Maltiti and Police Ladies defender Margaret Agyapomaa have received their first senior call-ups for the two-legged tie.
Former Black Maidens captain Mukarama Abdulai has also returned to the squad after a lengthy spell out with injury. Abdulai, who has previously represented the Black Queens, is set to make her return to the senior team for the qualifiers.
Ghana received a bye in the first round of the African qualifiers and were drawn against the winner of the Mauritius-Djibouti tie.
Mauritius progressed from that tie to earn a meeting with Ghana in the second round.
The Black Queens will travel to Mauritius for the first leg on Thursday, 8 October, with the return fixture scheduled for Tuesday, 13 October, in Ghana.
The winner over the two legs will advance to the next stage of the African Olympic qualifying competition.
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