Black Stars coach Ratomir Dujkovic has denied allegations of conflict of interest levelled against his person by the local media.

Dujkovic present at the FA’s news conference responded to questions about his relationship with specific players and defended his team selection during the tournament.

The Serbian has been accused of managing and fielding players like midfielder Haminu Dramani in the starting line.

But Dujkovic denies the allegations and insists he only facilitated the player’s transfer to Red Star Belgrade.

“I'm not a player agent or manager. I don’t have a FIFA license to be player’s agent, so I cant do that,” Dujkovic told the media.

“What I did, it was just make the connection. It is a shame that you are asking about something that I have never done.

“If you have any proof, please come out with it, ok, don’t tell lies”

He added that he is now concentrating on getting the team ready for the World Cup.

Ghana will kick off preparations for that tournament with a friendly against Mexico in the United States on 1 March.