Confident Rajevac returns from monitoring

Milovan is confident of a win

Ghana coach Milovan Rajevac is confident the Black Stars will continue with their winning ways in the World Cup qualifiers after completing the monitoring of some players in Europe.

The Serbian manager returned to the country on Thursday night after touring various countries before naming his players to play Sudan next month in Accra.

 
His monitoring mission took him to England, Germany, Holland, Italy and Belgium in his bid to fortify his squad.

 
Rajevac has given the Black Stars their strongest ever start in country's history on World Cup qualifiers.

 
Ghana lead their group with maximum nine points from three matches and the Serbian is confident they will continue where they left off.

“I am very happy with the form of most of my players because they are giving a good account of themselves,” Rajevac told Ghanasoccernet.com.

“The mission was extensive and it has given me the idea of how to prepare the team not only for the game against Sudan but for the future too as well.

“There are a lot of Ghanaian players playing in many countries and we must see all players so that the best can represent the country at any given time.

“I am satisfied with what I saw before naming my squad for the Sudan game and I know we will continue to win but we must not be over-confident.

“It is only through hard work that we can achieve our dreams and I have told the players I met that.”

The highlight of his Rajevac's tour in Europe is the visit to Italy where he met the injured Kwadwo Asamoah and also watched Michael Essien at Stamford Bridge as Chelsea won 2-1 against stubborn Hull City in the opening Premier League game.

He consistently monitors his key players in addition to those he considers to be periphery to his squad in order to formulate match-winning strategies for the team.

Ghana has performed impressively under the Serbian coach in their World Cup/African Cup of Nations qualifiers.

The Black Stars are on top of Group Five with a maximum nine points from three matches.