Head Coach of the Local Black Stars Herbert Addo is faced with the challenge of picking 23 players from his 32 man squad to represent the nation at next February’s Africa Nations Championship, popularly known as the CHAN.
The technical handlers are expected to drop some four players when the team regroups on December 28 after breaking camp yesterday.
A final list of 23 players would be submitted to the Confederation of African Football in January next year.
Management member of the Local Black Stars, George Afriyie has been speaking to JOY Sports on the selection of players into the final squad for the tournament.
Source: Joy Sports/Ghana
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