GFA yet to receive official nterest from Nketiah, Hudson-Odoi, or Amuzu- Dr Randy Abbey
Dr Randy Abbey, Chairman of the Black Stars Management Committee, has clarified that the Ghana Football Association (GFA) has not received any formal interest from Eddie Nketiah, Callum Hudson-Odoi, or Francis Amuzu regarding potential national team involvement — despite widespread media speculation.
The discussion intensified following Ghana’s qualification for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, with fans and pundits eager to see dual-eligible talents bolster the squad.
“Officially, I’m not aware of Eddie Nketiah showing interest in the Black Stars. It’s the same for Callum Hudson-Odoi and Francis Amuzu,” Abbey told Sporty FM.
“I only read about it in the media.”
Amuzu, previously linked with Ghana in 2022, has since expressed openness to a call-up, stating on Asempa FM:
“It is a dream for me to play for the national team of Ghana… If it comes, good. If it doesn’t, I have to work harder.”
His comments suggest a genuine interest, though no formal approach has yet been made.
With the Black Stars preparing for their fifth World Cup appearance, the potential inclusion of foreign-born talents remains a strategic and emotional talking point. But as Abbey’s remarks confirm, speculation alone does not equal commitment — and the GFA will await official declarations of interest before any decisions are made.
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