"There is this kind of competition, no one is sure of himself at the moment. Everybody is attentive to whatever is taught in training. Everyone tries to do whatever he can and for me, it's good for the team and I am really impressed."
Appiah will drop three players and on Sunday the team will travel to Miami for the last stage of their preparations.
Ghana have organised three separate training camps – at home in Accra, in the Netherlands and in the U.S. – in marked contrast to their relatively chaotic arrangements ahead of previous World Cup appearances.
The coach said in the past, players often had reasons to complain about their preparations but it was different this time around.
"...the FA has done well, making sure everything they need is put in place," added Appiah in an audio interview supplied by the Ghana Football Association.
"We've learned from previous World Cups and have made sure everything has been put in place so they don't have cause to complain."
Ghana begin their Group G campaign against the U.S. in Natal on June 16 before playing Germany (June 21) and Portugal (June 26).
(Reporting by Mark Gleeson in Cape Town; Editing by Amlan Chakraborty)
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