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Black Stars midfielder Kwadwo Asamoah believes the current players of the team have absolute confidence and belief in coach Kwasi Appiah to guide them to a successful World Cup campaign in Brazil.
After qualifying the team to the World Cup, coach Appiah has had to deal with rumours that the Ghana FA want to bring in a foreigner to assist him in Brazil.
Recently there was the issue of former Coach Milovan Rajevac returning to help Appiah at the World Cup.
But Kwadwo Asamoah who has been on blistering form for his club side Juventus in an interview with the BBC’s John Bennet noted that they are united behind coach Kwesi Appiah.
"He's been the one that we've been with during the qualification so we, the players still believe in him," said Asamoah
"If we don't believe in him it's going to be difficult for us and for him."
Asamoah added: "We have him right now so we have to do out maximum best to help him and support him."
"When we the players help the coach that is also when the coach will get confidence to do his job."
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