The Ghana national football team has officially chosen Rhode Island as its training ground for the upcoming FIFA World Cup 2026. The Black Stars will utilize Bryant University’s impressive 43,000-square-foot field house and wellness center as they prepare for the tournament this summer. State officials expressed their excitement about hosting the talented Ghanaian team, which boasts a mix of experienced players and promising young stars. Rhode Island's General Treasurer, James Diossa, highlighted the honor of welcoming the Black Stars to the state. The team will be based in Providence while training in North America, ensuring they are well-prepared for their matches. Ghana is set to face England on June 23, along with matches against Panama on June 17 in Toronto and Croatia on June 27 in Philadelphia. This training opportunity is crucial for the Ghana national football team as they aim to make a significant impact in the World Cup.