Ghana goalkeeper trainer Edward Ansah has confessed that his first choice shot-stopper Adam Kwarasey needs to up his confidence level to stand tall at the 2012 Africa Cup of Nations.
Ghanaian fans and football pundits have expressed worry concerning the manner in which the 24-year-old had manned his post with the few threats that came his way.
However, the former Ghana custodian has assured that the technical team is working hard on the Norway-based player ahead of their quarter-final clash with Tunisia.
�That�s what we have been trying to work on for the past few days, honestly his confidence has gone down and there is a psychological work we have to do on him,� Ansah told Joy Sports.
Kwarasey conceded his first goal of the tournament against Guinea on Wednesday and that has not gone down well with his admirers, who felt he could have kept a clean sheet for Ghana throughout the group stage.
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