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New Black Stars head coach, Chris Hughton will be unveiled by the GFA to the media ahead of Ghana's AFCON qualifying tie with Angola.
Hughton was announced by the GFA some four weeks ago, taking over from Otto Addo and stepping up from his technical advisory role.
Hughton has already named a 25-man squad for the double-headed tie with the Angolans.
Watch his unveiling here:
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