Ghana goalkeeper Adam Kwarasey trained under Nassam Yakubu with no signs of friction between the two men ahead the country's 2017 Africa Cup of Nations qualifier against Mozambique.

The 28-year-old is making a return to the national team after a two-year absence.

The Portland Timbers shot-stopper clashed with the Black Stars goalkeepers' trainer, publicly questioning his competence and fairness after he was excluded from the starting line up against starting line-up against Germany and Portugal during the 2014 World Cup.

The Norway-born goalkeeper decided to prematurely end his international ties.

It has been widely reported the two men did not see eye-to-eye following the altercation.

But the USA-based goalkeeper trained under the watchful eye of the Hearts of Oak goalkeepers' during the Black Stars first training session ahead of the Nations Cup qualifier on Monday.

There were no visible signs of a friction between the two men as they exchanged pleasantries during the training session.

Kwarasey is expected to return to his number one position ahead of the crucial game game against the Mozambicans on Thursday at the Accra sports stadium.