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Midfielder Quincy Owusu-Abeyie arrived in Ghana’s camp on Wednesday morning ahead of preparations to face Sudan in a final Nations Cup qualifier.
The Panathinaikos ace was expected in camp on Monday night but missed his flight.
The former Arsenal forward has been handed an international lifeline by Serb Goran Stevanovic who has recalled him into the squad for the first time since November last year.
He joined the Greek giants this summer on loan from Qatari side Al Sadd.
Abeyie will take part in the team’s second training session at the Kasarani Stadium in Nairobi.
He becomes the 22nd player to report to camp.
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