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Francis Amuzu reveals Majeed Ashimeru’s advise to him as he chose Belgium over Ghana

Nii Ansah Delrand by Nii Ansah Delrand
May 24, 2022
in Black Stars, Football, Ghana, National Teams, Players Abroad
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Ghanaian youngster Francis Amuzu has disclosed conversation that took place between him and his teammate Majeed Ashimeru over his decision to play for Belgium.

The young Anderlecht attacker has played for Belgium’s youth teams, but has been persuaded by the Ghana Football Association to ditch the Red Devils for the Black Stars.

According to 22-year-old attacker, his club teammate at Belgium Jupiler Pro League side RSC Anderlecht, Majeed Ashimeru who plays as Ghanaian international has asked him to choose what I thinks is right for him with regards to nationality switch.

“They call my agent everyday but I like to take my time to decide. Ashimeru? He tells me to choose what I think is right for me I love Ghana and when I go back home.

“You also have to think about the fact that we are in a World Cup year Playing it with Ghana or Belgium is not the same. With Belgium, you can go far. But I also know that if I play three games with Ghana and I play well, it can lead to other things” he told PVR

This season, Amuzu has found the back of the net nine goals and three assists in 31 appearances this season for Anderlecht.

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