Avram Grant admits he has 'good' headache in choosing his first choice goalkeeper with Razak Brimah, Adam Kwarasey and Richard Ofori in camp.
The 61-year-old has a decision to make ahead of the start of the 2018 FIFA World Cup qualifiers next month.
Last Saturday, he started Brimah between the sticks in the 1-1 draw with Rwanda at home.
Grant fielded Stabaek goalkeeper Kwarasey in Tuesday's 1-0 defeat to Russia in the friendly played in Moscow.
The former Chelsea manager said there's very little to choose between the two.
"Adam (Kwarasey) was not with us for most of the games but Razak was available throughout the qualifiers and he deserved to finish it," Grant said.
"I'm happy we have two goalkeepers and also a young goalkeeper Richard Ofori at the moment and their quality gives me headache to choose from among them."
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