Black Stars team doctor Baba Adamu has allayed fears over the fitness of four key players à ahead of the start of the 2013 Africa Cup of Nations.
There are concerns over the fitness of Richmond-Boakye Yiadom, Anthony Annan, Isaac Vorsah and Rabiu Mohammed.
Yiadom, 19, was forced to abandoned Tuesdayââ¬â¢s training session after he picked up a thigh sprain.
Defender Isaac Vorsah is yet to recover fully after he picked a knock in his right thigh during the Black Stars friendly win over Tunisia.
Annan had a twist on his left ankle during the opening friendly game against Egypt and yet to get involved while Rabiu is sweating on a problem in his right thigh.
With the continental showpiece just days away, there are fears the players may not be fully fit ahead of Sundayââ¬â¢s opening group D game against old foes DR Congo.
But team doctor Baba Adamu has allayed the fears of Ghanaians soccer fans and insists they will be fit in time.
ââ¬ÅThe injury situation of my team is not too bad. On my injury list I have four of the athletes,â⬠Adamu said
ââ¬ÅIsaac Vorsah who had a knock on his right thing, Anthny Annan had a twist on his left ankle joint, Rabiu had a knock on his thigh too and the last but not the least is Richmond Boakye-Yiadom. He had a sprained on his right ankle joint at training on Tuesday.
ââ¬ÅOn the whole, weââ¬â¢re working around te clock. Hopefully by Thursday, they should be up and doing.
ââ¬ÅSo by Thursday I expect all of them to be on the field and Sunday all things being equal, they should all be fit for the game.
"We had our general à medical rounds last night. So far, so good. Just the way we came, everything is fine.
"Apart from those I have mentioned, the rest have a clean sheet of fitness to play the game on Sunday."
Ghana will open her account with a tricky tie against DR Congo before engaging Mali and less-fancied Niger in group B.