Swansea City player Andre Ayew is set to overcome the knee injury sustained against Tottenham Hotspur before the international break and play for the Welsh club in their Premier League game against Stoke City on Monday night.
The Black Stars vice-captain withdrew from international duty to recover from the knock as his international team-mates took on Canada in a friendly.
Ayew however returned to training on Thursday, going through the full routine with Swansea City's first team.
Swansea City manager Gary Monk at his press conference on Friday also confirmed he had no injuries to worry about and that his players were fit for the game against Stoke City.
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