Forward Miroslav Klose is suspended for their final Group D game after being sent off in their defeat to Serbia and in-form Cacau looks set to win his 11th cap.
"At the moment I tend to think that Cacau can play from the start," Low told reporters in Pretoria after opting not to take the team to Johannesburg's Soccer City stadium for training to avoid a rush-hour bus ride.
"Maybe I will change one or two positions, that is possible. There are several variations but the final decision will be taken this evening with the coaching staff," Low said.
"But in attack I am leaning towards Cacau."
"I do not want to answer that (question) but we could indeed play a 4-4-2," he said, when asked whether he was also considering fielding a second striker from the start.
"We know that Ghana are Africa's last real hope in this tournament and the other teams do not have such a good position as Ghana."
"They are a highly motivated team and can handle pressure like the one tomorrow well. They have shown that. Many of their players are playing in Europe so they are used to this pressure."
"We all know we have the quality and potential to win this match. I know it will be enormously difficult. This game will drain us not only mentally but also physically," he said.
