Ghana captain John Mensah is happy with the squad depth of the Black Stars ahead of the 2012 Africa Cup of Nations.Â
The Lyon centre-back captained a team which included a rookie and five fringe players to draw goalless with Nigeria on Tuesday night.
Left-back Massawudu Alhassan impressed on his debut and gave an indication of solving the team's long-standing problematic position.
Albert Adomah raided the right-flanks and 19-year-old Mohammed Abu manned the midfielder with ease.
Prince Tagoe, Anthony Annan and Quincy Owusu-Abeyie showed signs of quality replacements.
"He [Stevanovic] couldn't get them in the game [Nations Cup qualifier] against Sudan but this [game with Nigeria] friendly game made him feature them and see if he needed them at anytime, he can know who to call," Mensah told Joy FM.
"So I think it's the coach's decision and I think they also delivered and didn't disgrace themselves.
"They did well so I think they should keep the good work and at the end of the day the coach will decide."
Ghana will know their opponents in Group B for the Nations Cup finals at the draw in Malabo on 28 October.
The tournament will be held in 21 January to 12 February.