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Charles Kwabla Akonnor has named his first Ghana squad, handing debut call-ups to five players for the double-header against Sudan this month.
Of the five debutants, three are local players – Richard Attah (Hearts of Oak), Kwadwo Amoako (Ashanti Gold) and Habib Mohammed (Asante Kotoko).
The other two are strikers Eugene Ansah who plays for Hapoel Ra'anana in Israel and former England youth international Tariqe Fosu-Henry who plays for Championship side Brentford.
Yahaya Mohamed has been included in the squad following his impressive scoring form in the Ghana Premier League.
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