The fixture offers an important test for the two sides, with Ghana using the encounter to measure themselves against elite opposition after sealing qualification in impressive fashion, while Germany use it as part of their build-up to the tournament.
The Black Stars are led by Otto Addo, a Hamburg-born coach with strong ties to German football. A former Bundesliga player and Ghana international, Addo was part of the Borussia Dortmund side that lifted the German league title in 2002.
The highly anticipated fixture is expected to kick off in Stuttgart at 8:45 pm local time on Monday, March 30, 2026.
Germany head coach Julian Nagelsmann believes the match will be a valuable exercise for his team.
"We are very much looking forward to the clash with Otto's team. Their strong transition play can give us a taste of what to expect in the World Cup group match against Ivory Coast."
Addo, on the other hand, has welcomed the challenge, describing the friendly as a major opportunity for Ghana to test their level against one of the world’s traditional heavyweights in front of a European crowd.
"This is an amazing opportunity for us to test ourselves against one of the best teams in the world. Germany are a good side, and we can't wait to face them in Stuttgart."
Ghana have already secured their place at the 2026 World Cup and have been drawn into Group L, where they will meet England, Croatia and Panama.
The four-time African champions have a long but limited history with Germany, having faced them three times previously.
Their first meeting came in a friendly in Bochum in 1993, which Germany won 6-1. The sides later crossed paths at the World Cup in South Africa in 2010, where Germany edged a 1-0 group-stage victory, before playing out a 2-2 draw in Brazil during the 2014 tournament.
