Ahead of the All African Games in Morocco, Black Satellites head coach Yaw Preko has insisted his system of play is different compare to his predecessor Jimmy Kwablah.

According to Preko, every coach has his own style and philosophy. And he is convinced those he selected currently will fit his style and philosophy.

“Every coach has his peculiar system of play and my predecessor Jimmy Kwablah had his style and I also have my style of play.

“My philosophy is different so players I might pick, Jimmy may not pick so at the moment I believe the players in camp best suit the kind of system I want to play”. He told footballmadeinghana.com

The former Inter Allies coach also challenged the players who were promoted from the Black Starlet to the Satellites team to prove their worth.

“Some of the players have done it before with the under 17 and are now with us in the under 20, it’s progression from under 17 to under 20 and it’s a challenge for them, I’m a very demanding coach and so far they are responding, let’s wait to see what comes out from the tournament before passing judgement”.

The Black Satellites have been drawn in Group B alongside Burundi, Senegal and reigning African under 20 champions Mali.

Ghana will leave for Morroco on August 13 and will play their first game four days later against Burundi.