Sixteen players are expected to fly out to Tamale on Saturday where the team will begin its second phase of camping for next month's dual 2010 World cup qualifiers.
The Black Stars played out a 2-2 draw with second tier side King Solomon at the El-Wak Park in Accra in a warm-up to Sunday's international friendly against Uganda in Tamale.
Head coach Milovan Rajevac assessed newly invited players; Opoku Agyemang and Ernest Papa Arko and for the first time watched returnees Bernard Kumordzi and Yusif Chibsah under his tutelge.
Opoku Agyeman and Kumordzi scored for the John Paintsil led team as they look ahead the 7 June clash with Mali in Bamako.
Striker Junior Agogo was expected on Thursday night to join the team travel to Tamale on Saturday.
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