Ghana coach, Claude Le Roy returns to base as he continues his scouting job for talent on the local scene.

The Black Stars coach would be at a league centre over the weekend to have first hand observation of the players who play in the premiership.

Le Roy, last week watched some premier league games and also saw a division one league match.

According to the coach, he intends to build a strong local Black Stars side capable of representing the nation at the highest level.

The plan forms part of the Football Association’s broader programme of having a large pool of players drawn across the country to challenge for positions in the Black Stars and represent the nation.

Claude Le Roy, has explained that the idea of forming a local component of the Black Stars is necessary.

“I’m here to find local talent to build a local team.

“I think it’s better to get a local national side to play international games. We need to always find talent,” the Black Stars coach said.

According to Le Roy, the doors to the senior national camp remains opened to players who make the grade.

“The doors is always opened.

“I want the other players in the country to know it is possible to play.”