Naturally a centre-back, the Celta Vigo man could be deployed at right-back in the absence of Reading's Andy Yiadom, who is one of five England-based players who missed out on Ghana's trip to South Africa due to coronavirus-induced restrictions.
Aidoo's La Liga and Afcon 2019 experience could see him chosen ahead of the inexperienced home-based right-back duo of Fatawu Mohammed and Philemon Baffour.
New Reading signing Baba Rahman is among the missing England-based quintet from Ghana's trip to South Africa and in his absence, Bordeaux man Gideon Mensah is expected to get the nod at left-back against Bafana.
The second most experienced member of the current Ghana set-up, the Columbus Crew captain is expected to take the place of absent Leicester City's Daniel Amartey, who started against Ethiopia on Friday.
Arguably Ghana's best man against Ethiopia, the Strasbourg defender is tipped to keep his place against Bafana, this time possibly playing in central defence alongside Jonathan Mensah.
The China-based player was entrusted with the responsibility of leading Ghana's midfield against Ethiopia and that role is not expected to change against Bafana.
With Ghana coach CK Akonnor expected to switch from a midfield double to a trio against South Africa, the Amiens enforcer will likely be the beneficiary of the system change.
Poland-based Yeboah impressed as a second-half substitute against Ethiopia. With Stade Rennes youngster Kamaldeen Sulemana, who started at right wing in the last game, unavailable, the Wisla Krakow ace is tipped to get the nod in the first XI.
The Saudi Arabia-based winger could come into the squad on the left, owing to the absence of Crystal Palace's Jeffrey Schlupp.
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