German-born attacking midfielder Daniel Kamkam Kyerewaa has declared his readiness to represent Ghana at international level, insisting he would gladly answer a call from the Black Stars if the opportunity arises.
The Reading FC playmaker, who is eligible to play for Ghana through his family heritage, said wearing the Black Stars jersey would be a proud moment in his career.
Speaking in an interview with UK-based Ghanaian journalist Rahman Osman, Kyerewaa admitted that representing the four-time African champions is an ambition he hopes to fulfil.
“If Ghana calls me, I will come and play. Playing for Ghana comes with a high pride, so I would love to represent the country.”
The 25-year-old has continued to impress since joining English League One side Reading after leaving German club Preußen Münster, establishing himself as one of the club’s key attacking players.
This season, Kyerewaa has made 17 appearances across all competitions, contributing one assist while continuing to influence games with his creativity and attacking movement.
He also enjoyed an impressive debut campaign with Reading last season, scoring five goals and providing three assists in 33 League One appearances, performances that cemented his place in the first team.
Before moving to England, Kyerewaa featured for German second-tier side Preußen Münster, having previously developed through the youth ranks of Fortuna Düsseldorf.
The attacking midfielder also made a name for himself with Schalke 04 II, where he scored 14 goals in 64 appearances, showcasing his eye for goal and creative qualities.
With his consistent displays in England and his public desire to represent Ghana, Kyerewaa could emerge as another overseas-based option for the Black Stars as the national team continues to strengthen its squad ahead of future international assignments.
