Southampton boss,Ralph Hasenhuti, believes it does not help that Muhammad salisu did not take part in Ghana's qualification journey to the 2022 world cup, suggesting playing for Black Stars now you look opportunistic on the player's part.
Salisu has resisted many calls to represent the country of his birth, saying he's not ready.
With the Black Stars have been booked a world cup spot, there has been renewed interest in the subject matter, with many asking the Ghana football association to do everything within their power to get the player, while others think he should not be called.
The Southampton manager maintains that the decision to play for Ghana is solely the players to make but suggests Salisu has put himself in an awkward position by not playing the qualifiers.
"It is an interesting question, and we are always talking about it," Said by Hasenhuti.
"I don't know whether it changes now, but I think it doesn't help because the team made it to the world cup and they deserve to play there and he was not part of it.
"But what happens in the future, I don't know, it is his decision."
The Black Stars are drawn in h alongside European Giants Portugal, former world cup winners Uruguay and South Korea.
Solis who has been in imperious form and for the saints this season, making 30 appearances.
He has the highest number of interceptions than any other player in the English top-flight this campaign.
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