Ghana have received a massive injury boost ahead of their quarter-final clash with DR Congo as captain Asamoah Gyan has returned to training.
The 31-year-old striker rejoined his team-mates at Saturday afternoon's training and looks ready to start for the Black Stars in the crucial tie.
Gyan was replaced in the first-half during Ghana's 1-0 loss to Egypt in the Group D last game in Port-Gentil.
The former Sunderland striker underwent an MRI scan and Ghana got news of relief as his injury was deemed not serious.
Head coach Avram Grant afforded a big sigh of relief as Gyan trained fully with the squad.
Ghana play against a winsome DR Congo side on Sunday in the quarter-final clash.
Gyan scored Ghana's crucial goal against Mali which propelled the Black Stars to the quarter-finals of the tournament.
He has become Ghana's all-time top-scorer at the AFCON following his goal against Mali.