Different coaches have been linked with the vacant Black Stars coaching position, with very little time spared for a major decision to be made. As Chris Hughton is increasingly tipped to steer affairs of Black Stars, his choice of players or players that are likely to start under his tutelage has emerged. The line up is made up of players who are yet to consent to play for the Senior National team. Salisu Mohammed and Inaki Williams were seen in the list, but is a matter of time that will determine if these players could be assembled by Chris Hughton, when appointed as the substantive coach.
 In the new line up, goalkeeper Richard Atta takes charge of the goal post. Despite not having the opportunity to keep the goal post for the Black Stars of Ghana, the line up has his name as the starter ahead of competitors Joseph Wallocot, Lawrence Ati Zigi and Manaf Nurudeen. Joseph Wallocot has had the chance to man the post for Ghana in recent games the Africa Cup of Nations.Â
Hudson Odoi and Tarique Lamptey will take charge of the right and left back positions as wing backs. The duo are to control the laterals and run the lines since three key central defenders will be in charge of the rear. In central defense, Alexander Djiku, Daniel Amartey and Salisu Mohammed will keep an eye on the opposing attackers. Daniel Amartey and Alexander Djiku emerged fans favorite, even though the team exited at the early stage. Salisu Mohammed joins to bolster the last three.Â
Thomas Partey, Kamal Sowah and Kudus Mohammed will be responsible for midfield duties. One will be operating as the holding midfielder while the other two play as a box to box and central midfielder. In crucial moments, they will be required to come together and shield the entire defense. The central midfielder will play in front of them and deliver passes when necessary. His primary task will be, to carve chances for frontmen to score.Â
In attack, Abdul Fatawu Issahaku and Inaki Williams have the mandate of getting goals for the team. The duo will ensure chances are converted into goals to put the team on a winning path.Â
Few days are left for Ghanaians to know if Chris Hughton will be named as successor to Milovan Rajevac. Ghana cannot entertain another lackluster display in the crucial encounter. The World Cup qualifier against the Super Green Eagles of Nigeria is a test to decide how events unfold for future endeavors.
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