Hearts of Oak midfielder, Sulley Ali Muntari has cautioned unfamiliar conceived stars who have as of late exchanged devotion that there are no programmed pass into the Black Stars.
Inaki Williams of Athletic Bilbao, Mohammed Salisu of Southampton, Tariq Lamptey of Brighton and Hove Albion, Stephan Ambrosius, Patrick Pfeffer, and Ransford Yeboah of Brighton and Hove Albion all serious their global prospects to Ghana last week.
"It's not a new thing. At the point when we were playing, [Kevin] Prince [Boateng], Owusu Abayie, [Albert] Adomah, and [Adam] Kwasarey all came in," he told GTV.
"It's great that Williams and the others have chosen to play for the group and the others that are going to come. It isn't so much that that you ought to switch your ethnicity since you need to play in the World Cup. Truth be told Ghana is unique, Black Stars is unique," he added.
"Let's just get real for a moment, the one we had was unique so you can switch and come in and yet again switch and return since you will not have the option to play."
As indicated by Muntari, addressing Ghana at the World Cup includes a lot of liability regarding the players, and just those with the essential capabilities of their status can succeed.
"In the event that you don't subscribe to the country, you won't play," he proceeded.
"It is wonderful yet in addition harsh, importance individuals battle for their positions and you are not playing for just yourself or the identification you have however you are playing for everyone in Ghana and the mainland since you address the Black Stars, you address the entire of Africa at the World Cup."
Muntari additionally referenced that he is available to playing for the Black Stars and in the event that he couldn't actually play he will sit on the seat and contribute.
"Ghana, regardless of whether I'm in my bolsters today and they call me to come and help, I will run and go. Regardless of whether I can't play, I will stay there and contribute," he added.