Chairman of the Parliamentary Select Committee for Youth & Sports has announced that Sports Minister Kofi Adams will soon update the media on the Black Stars' budget for their recent World Cup qualifiers against Chad and Madagascar.

This statement comes after public concerns about the delay in disclosing the costs for these matches.

President John Mahama had earlier promised to make the budgets for national teams available to the public.

In an interview with Citi Sports, Norgbey assured the public that there was no need for worry.

"The sports minister is prepping to brief the media very soon on the Black Stars budget for the Chad and Madagascar games. I am not sure there should be any cause for alarm."

Ghana achieved strong victories over Chad and Madagascar in March, providing a much-needed lift after recent struggles.

The Black Stars’ dominant 5-0 win against Chad and a 3-0 triumph over Madagascar have put them at the top of Group I with 15 points, leading Comoros by three points.

Ghana will return to World Cup qualifying action in June 2025, with matches against Chad and Mali.

Before that, they will compete in the 2025 Unity Cup in May, where they will face Nigeria, Jamaica, and Trinidad and Tobago.