According to a report by Okay FM on Wednesday October 28, 2026, Ghanaian football star and Black Stars forward André Ayew has demonstrated his support for Ghana’s National Amputee Football Team, popularly known as the Black Challenge, by making a cash donation to the team as it prepares for the 2026 WAFF World Cup in Mexico.

The donation comes at a crucial time as the Black Challenge intensifies preparations for the international competition, which is scheduled to take place from November 13 to 22, 2026, in Mexico.

Ayew’s contribution is expected to provide encouragement to the team as the players work towards representing Ghana on the international stage.

His gesture also highlights the importance of support from prominent Ghanaian footballers in promoting disability sports and helping athletes with disabilities pursue their sporting ambitions.

The Black Challenge has continued to represent Ghana in amputee football, demonstrating determination, resilience and commitment while competing against teams from other countries.

As the players prepare for the upcoming tournament, financial assistance and public support remain important in helping the team meet its preparations and participation needs.

Ayew’s donation sends a positive message about solidarity within Ghanaian football, particularly at a time when the national amputee team is preparing for a major international assignment.

Support from established football figures can also help draw greater attention to amputee football and encourage more individuals, organisations and corporate institutions to contribute to the development of the sport.

The 2026 WAFF World Cup will provide the Black Challenge with another opportunity to showcase Ghanaian talent, compete against international opposition and make the country proud.

Although details of the amount donated by Ayew were not provided in the announcement, his financial contribution has been welcomed as a show of support for the team ahead of its trip to Mexico.

With the tournament approaching, the Black Challenge will be hoping that the assistance it receives, combined with its preparation and determination, will help the players deliver an impressive performance and fly Ghana’s flag high.

Ayew’s gesture reinforces the importance of collective support for Ghanaian athletes, including those competing in disability sports, as they seek to achieve success and bring honour to the nation.