The squad is dedicated to end Ghana’s trophy drought – Milovan Rajevac

Milovan Rajevac, Ghana’s coach, says the team is determined to end the country’s title drought.

On Monday, the Black Stars will face Morocco in a Group C match, with the goal of potentially winning this year’s 33rd Africa Cup of Nations.

The Serbian trainer, who has been charged with bringing Ghana its fifth title, feels his team has what it takes to please Ghanaians.

Ghana has spent the last two weeks in Doha, Qatar training for the tournament, which began today in Yaounde with host Cameroon taking on Burkina Faso.

“We don’t have any injuries and about expectations we have the quality and passion for this, and we are dedicated to this, we know how this is so important to Ghanaians and we want us to make Ghanaians happy,” he said.

The Black Stars will play their first game at the 33rd Africa Cup of Nations against Morocco tomorrow, before facing Gabon and Comoros in the remaining Group C fixtures.

Ghana’s squad is not yet complete, Ajax midfielder Mohammed Kudus is yet to join the team.