Ghana assistant coach, Mas-Ud Didi Dramani is confident the Black Stars will be competitive in the 2022 FIFA World Cup.
Ghana lost 3-0 to Brazil before winning 1-0 against Nicaragua in the September friendlies as part of preparations for the global showpiece which commences next month.
Coach Otto Addo's side will have one more friendly before the World Cup against Switzerland in Abu Dhabi on November 17, one week before their opening game against Portugal in Doha.
"There is nothing much to do but to continue with the process and get the players and staff to integrate even more to adapt to the process shortly before the first group game against Portugal, and this will be eminent in the game against Switzerland," the former FC Nordsjaelland coach told Graphic Sports.
"We will impress because I believe we have the quality and learning curve to show but in a modest and humble manner."
He added, "In my personal opinion, Brazil at the moment is the best team in the world. Our players got the privilege to learn huge curves in the game and possibly will appreciate our claim of space and positioning to add up working with a structure and defining relations."
"Keeping our team building process on course, we continued from the second half of the Brazilian game to start controlling the game and find the spaces behind with consistency in the build-up play from the back to create chances."