Black Stars of Ghana are bound for 2022 FIFA World Cup to be staged in Qatar. Aside the global football competition, Otto Addo and his lads are busily involved in the qualification stages of next year\u2019s Africa Cup of Nations scheduled for Cote D\u2019ivoire. Of interest is how some players have been reported to be interested in making a switch and represent Ghana. Inaki Williams leads a list of players who are likely to join the team in subsequent games ahead of the World Cup.\u00a0<\/p>\n
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Inaki Williams is forward who could guarantee goals for the Senior National team. The Athletic Bilbao marksman has the potential of giving prominent figures in terms of goals to the team. His expected switch could add a bite to team in the area of goals. His arrival will instigate a keen competition among the forwards available.\u00a0<\/p>\n
Arsenal sensation Eddie Nketiah is also in line to join Black Stars of Ghana. The striker could be an instant hit on the basis of his capabilities. News of a possible switch has generated wild reactions on social media, with many tipping him for greatness in the national colors. Eddie Nketiah is potent for goals, making it extremely welcoming to have him on board for Black Stars, especially when the nation is bent on making an impact in Qatar. His presence will also spark stiff competition, creating the room for other players to give out their best.<\/p>\n
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Tariq Lamptey has completed his nationality switch according to reliable sources. He was at the Cape Coast Stadium when Black Stars took on Madagascar. The Afcon qualifier provided him the opportunity to watch his colleagues, affording him an insight into what to expect if he officially joins his teammates in future call ups. While watching the Ghana-Madagascar game, he may be interested in what he could bring on board exceptionally to earn him a regular spot in the team. His competitors may have given him an idea of the task ahead and what ought to be done.\u00a0<\/p>\n
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Salisu Mohammed has held discussions with GFA President Kurt Okraku and could announce his readiness anytime soon. The Southampton defender has turned down previous calls ups, with fresh reports pointing to his imminent arrival into the team. His availability will test Daniel Amartey-Alexander Djiku partnership and reveal the how the duo could fare in his presence.<\/p>\n
Coming weeks will give a clear direction as to what the team intends to do.<\/p>\n
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