By Patrick Akoto
Ghana goalkeeper Adam Kwarasey claims he will tap the expertise of Richard Kingson to help win laurels with the Black Stars.
The 23-year-old is eyeing a lengthy spell between the sticks for Ghana ahead of next year's Africa Cup of Nations finals to be co-hosted by Gabon and Equatorial Guinea.
The Norway-born distinguished himself as the heir apparent in Monday's international friendly against Brazil where he pulled off three magnificent saves.
The man who recently deposed long-time number one Kingson superbly stopped Alexandre Pato's late header before twice stopping a Ronaldinho free-kick in the dying moments.
Kwarasey has been touted for greatness but he believes the guidance and tutorials Kingson will power his ambitions to be a great goalkeeper.
"He is a legend in Ghanaian football so I have a lot to learn from him," Kwarasey said.
"Just to play with him and to be on the same team with him is a great experience for me.
"So that will also change me as a goalkeeper because he has been through a lot and so I have a lot to learn from him."
The Stromsgodset ace is expected to maintain his position in next month's double decker against Sudan and Nigeria.
Watch video of Kwarasey's performance against Brazil
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