Ghana boss Goran Stevanovic is happy with the pool of options that he is going to have as Emmanuel Frimpong pledges his international future to the Black Stars.

The Arsenal midfielder has signed documents for his international switch after meeting the GFA President, Kwesi Nyantakyi in London on Monday.

Frimpong's move to play for Ghana ahead of England, whom he played for at the Under-16 and Under-17 sides, before he pulled out of the England Under-21 squad named last week, has excited the Black Stars coach.

Stevanovic is now waiting to explain to Frimpong his vision and the role the Arsenal midfielder would play in.

“I am very interested in him,” Stevanovic said.

“He is a good player. He plays for Arsenal. They are a good club.

“Everything is possible. I wanted to speak to him to give him my vision of the future of the game.”

Frimpong expressed his love for Ghana as the requisite documentation are processed and the player's registration switched.

"I have done my part for the love of the country now lets wait and see the outcome……," Frimpong posted on his official twitter page.