Joy for Muntari, KP Boateng as Kwesi Appiah leaves Black Stars post

Quartet Sulley Muntari, Kevin-Prince Boateng, Michael Essien and Adam Kwarasey will be the biggest beneficiaries of Kwesi Appiah's exit as Black Stars coach.

Kevin Boateng and Muntari are serving separate indefinite suspension from the national team following a chaotic World Cup campaign in Brazil.

The two players clashed with the Ghanaian trainer during the global piece in the South American country, forcing the Ghana FA to expel them from Ghana's camp for indiscipline.

Boateng had used vulgar verbal insults targeted at coach Kwesi Appiah and Muntari was guilty of an “unprovoked physical attack on an executive committee member' Moses Armah.

Essien has also been frozen out of the team following the fallout from the country's disastrous campaign at the World Cup, as the AC Milan star refused to warm-up for Ghana's final group game against Portugal.

Goalkeeper Adam Kwarasey is the latest player who fell out of favour with the dismissed coach after he publicly he questioned his integrity.

However, the exit of the former Kotoko coach could be a blessing in disguise for the quartet as it could enhance their chances of making a return to the team.

They could be given a reprieve by the new trainer when he takes full charge of the team ahead of the remaining matches in the qualifying campaign for the 2015 African Cup of Nations.