German-born Ghanaian attacker Braydon Manu has expressed his readiness to make a return to the Black Stars, highlighting his commitment to contributing to the national team in their future endeavors.
The 26-year-old winger, who initially joined the Black Stars squad in 2022 under former coach CK Akonnor for World Cup qualifiers against Ethiopia and South Africa, did not get the opportunity to make his debut, spending both matches as an observer from the stands.
Despite not being included in recent selections by current coach Otto Addo, Manu remains enthusiastic about his potential return to the national team.
“I am ever ready to play for Ghana. As long as I am fit and available, I am ready to honour any call by the coach and the Ghana Football Association,” Manu stated in an interview with JoySports he emphasising his readiness to respond to any future calls from the coach or the Ghana Football Association (GFA).
Manu also expressed his support for the Black Stars as they prepare for the crucial World Cup qualifiers, urging public backing for the team.
“I wish the team well and hope the public also supports the team in the upcoming games as they work to secure qualification,” he added.
Currently a free agent, Manu faced a challenging season with Bundesliga club Darmstadt, where injuries kept him sidelined for most of the campaign. Despite these setbacks, his determination to return to the pitch and represent Ghana remains undiminished.
With his unwavering commitment and readiness to contribute, Braydon Manu’s return to the Black Stars could provide the team with a valuable asset as they aim to secure their place in the 2026 World Cup.
