Identity switch ought to be founded on 'will' - Agyemang Badu tells Odoi, Lamptey and others
Previous Black Stars midfielder, Emmanuel Agyemang Badu, has prompted Ghanaian players conceived abroad to change ethnicity to Ghana in view of will.
As indicated by Agyeman-Badu, the main variable is a craving to play for Ghana prior to doing the switch.
Addressing GhanaWeb at the 2022 Ghana Football Award, the previous Udinese man said the player's sensation of need is likewise one more component to consider prior to swearing loyalty.
"Extraordinary footballers and they are Ghanaians, so assuming the word is 'willing'. That's what the subsequent one is assuming the mentor needs them, same difference either way. We want to expand our group too in light of the fact that we are going to perhaps of the greatest stage in world football, which is the World Cup," he said.
He proceeded with that enlarging the Black Stars crew with players conceived abroad would help Ghana at the competition.
"This World Cup will be the most troublesome (as thought about o earlier years). For what reason am I saying this? We have five substitutes, and on the off chance that your seat isn't rich, it will be a fiasco for you. So we really want every one of the quality players ready, yet the word is on the off chance that they are 'willing'," he added.
Regardless of support their consideration, Agyemang-Badu said the point is to construct an impressive Black Stars side for all competitions and in addition to the World Cup.
"We really want to construct a considerable crew that each nation will fear; for the world cup as well as 2023 AFCON qualifiers, which are urgent as far as we're concerned. So we are building a group not just World Cup."
The Ghana Football Association is supposed to have moved toward Ghanaian players who were performing great abroad to convince them to join the Black Stars for the impending competition to get Ghana's meeting all requirements for the 2022 FIFA World Cup.
Chelsea's Hudson Odoi, Arsenal's Eddie Nketia, Brighton and Hove Albion's Tareq Lamptey, and Athletic Bilbao team Inaki Williams and Nico Williams are among the names the GFA is hoping to add to the Black Stars.
Ghana qualified for its fourth World Cup by overcoming West African opponent Nigeria in a season finisher.
The 2022 FIFA World Cup will be held in Qatar and would start on November 21 and end on December 18, 2022.
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