Ghana's head coach, Milovan Rajevac, is rumored to have submitted a provisional roster to the Ghana Football Association [GFA] ahead of the 2021 Africa Cup of Nations [Afcon].
The four-time African champions have been invited to compete in the renowned event, which will be held in Cameroon in January 2022.
According to several sources, the Serbian coach has submitted a 40-man provisional team to the Ghana Football Association's Executive Council for approval.
According to many sources, the Serbian coach has presented the Ghana Football Association's Executive Council with a 40-man provisional team for clearance.
As part of their preparations for the tournament, Ghana will set up camp in Qatar and play three pre-AFCON friendly matches before trimming the roster to 23 for the main event.
Algeria will meet the Black Stars on January 5th, according to the schedule.
Due to the devastating coronavirus, plans have been developed to add an additional five players who can be employed as needed by other teams.
Southampton defender Mohammed Salisu has been chosen in the squad with AS Roma's Felix Afena-Gyan, according to sources.
Ghana will be aiming for a fifth AFCON title in Cameroon next year, after winning the title in 1982.
Milovan Rajevac, who is on a one-year contract with the Ghana FA, has been charged with winning the tournament.
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