Black Satellites coach Jimmy Cobblah is counting on Ghana Premier League stars to build a strong team for 2019 Africa U20 qualifiers.
The former Wa All Stars coach wants to assemble the best in the Ghana top-flight for their second-round qualifier against the winner of the Algeria/Tunisia.
Cobblah cannot wait to train with boys from Premier League when it breaks from midweek matches.
''We are expecting to get the Premier boys in full from the 23rd of April. Next week there will be no midweek matches,'' he told Citi Sports.
''We are hoping to benefit from the situation and with that, we are sure to get a standing team because now we don't have one.''
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