Ghana has qualified for the FIFA World Cup on five occasions, with their best performance a quarter-final appearance in 2010. The 2026 World Cup will mark the first expanded tournament format with 48 teams and will be hosted jointly by the United States, Mexico, and Canada. Ghana's current international ranking and historical record position them well outside the group of heavy favorites. The market's 0% odds reflect the extreme unlikelihood of a team at Ghana's competitive level winning a 48-team World Cup tournament. Winning requires sustained excellence across multiple knockout stages against elite national opposition—a level of sustained performance only a handful of nations have historically achieved. The current price signal suggests market participants view this outcome as virtually impossible; Ghana would need to not only qualify and advance past the group stage but also defeat progressively stronger opponents while established powerhouses are systematically eliminated. The odds trajectory likely trended downward over time as traders incorporated the full scope of difficulty required. The tournament runs from June through July 2026, with the final scheduled for July 20, 2026—the date this market expires. Resolution is determined by the official FIFA World Cup outcome.