Ghana coach Milovan Rajevac says qualification to the 2022 FIFA World Cup remains their goal and has therefore promised to do everything possible to make it happen.
The Black Stars must beat Ethiopia and South Africa to qualify for the Africa World Cup playoffs and stand any realistic chance of qualifying to the 2022 World Cup in Qatar.
The four-time African champions must overcome Ethiopia in South Africa and South Africa at the Cape Coast Stadium.
Log leaders Bafana Bafana will take on Zimbabwe at FNB Stadium on 11 November 2021 and three days later travel to Ghana for the match against the Black Stars on 14 November.
The Serbian trainer named his 28-man squad for their games against Ethiopia and South Africa.
Speaking to the media, Milovan Rajevac said, “Qualifying to the World Cup has been our agenda since taking over as coach of the team,” said Rajevac.
“Everyone here is doing his possible best to ensure we make it to Qatar,” he added.
“This remains our main goal and we are ready to do everything possible within our power to make it happen,” he gave the assurance.