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Black Stars display amazing dance moves ahead of the World Cup qualifiers[Video]
The Black Stars take on the Pharaohs in a dead-rubber qualifier on Sunday at the Cape Coast stadium with the North Africans having secured qualification to the global showpiece in Russia next year.
As the stars are preparing for the world cup qualifiers against Egypt, they have also been sharpening their dance moves.
Ghana will be without the injured duo Asamoah Gyan and Christian Atsu for the final 2018 FIFA World Cup qualifier against Egypt.
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Captain Asamoah Gyan left Tuesday's training session complaining of pain in his thigh and after undergoing a scan in Accra, it has been confirmed that the Kayserispor talisman will play no part in the game.
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