Ghana will be checking up which teams they are drawn with when Fifa conducts the draw for this year's Under-20 World Cup Sunday.
The Black Satellites, one of Africa’s competing sides will join hosts Egypt, Cameroon, South Africa and Nigeria in the draw to be held in the historic surroundings of the Luxor Temple for the tournament, which kicks off on 24 September.
A total of 24 nations are in the draw with Fifa dividing the teams into four pots of six so that two teams from the same confederation cannot be drawn in the same group for the finals.
All five teams from Africa will be bidding to become the first African winners of the tournament in its 32 year history.
The four qualifiers all reached Egypt by reaching the semi-finals at the African Youth Championship in Rwanda in January.
Ghana reached the World finals after winning the African champions when the Black Satellites beat Cameroon 2-0 in the final of the continental championship.
Pots for the Under-20 World Cup draw: 1: Egypt, Ghana, Cameroon, Nigeria, South Africa, Brazil 2: Paraguay, Uruguay, Venezuela, Costa Rica, USA, Honduras 3: UAE, Uzbekistan, Korea Republic, Australia, Trinidad and Tobago, Tahiti 4: Germany, Italy, Czech Republic, Hungary, Spain, England