Coach Milovan Rajevac is keen on parading a formidable side in Saturday's final international friendly against Latvia in London.
Joy Sports sources say Kelvin Prince Boateng will be handed a starting role after he sat out of the match against Holland which ended 4-1 in favour of the Netherlands.
Samuel Inkoom is also likely to start, whilst Asamoah Gyan, Prince Tagoe, Dede Ayew are sure bets in attack for the Stars.
The team arrived in Milton Keynes, England for their final warm up game determined to restore some confidence after the humiliating defeat.
They are scheduled to have two training sessions on Thursday before playing Latvia on Saturday.
Source: Joy Sports/Myjoyonline.com/Ghana
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