Callum Hudson-Odoi set to switch national teams from England to Ghana

Chelsea winger Callum Hudson-Odoi has changed his global devotion from England to Ghana, as per reports.
It is said that the Champions League victor has chosen to play for the West African country a month subsequent to meeting President Akufo-Addo.

As per reports, Hudson-Odoi made his psyche to wear Black Stars tones because of bigoted maltreatment endured by England players after Euro 2020 last.

Marcus Rashfod, Jadon Sancho and Bukayo Saka, who all missed punishments in England's loss against Italy, were racially mishandled online after the match.
Hudson-Odoi has been left troubled because of his extraordinary relationship with the threesome as a Three Lions player, and therefore, picked to address Ghana.

The child of previous Hearts of Oak player, Bismark Odoi, feels he could be exposed to something almost identical in the event that he proceeds for England, where he was conceived.

Chelsea winger Callum Hudson-Odoi spent a lot of his late spring occasions back in his familial Ghana, and to see loved ones, however to have a "positive distinction". That incorporates gifts and PR work, yet local area commitment too, and surprisingly a gathering with the President of the country, Nana Akufo-Addo to discuss approaches to "further develop football framework and openings for kids and youngsters".

"I talked with Callum before he got to Ghana, and we vowed to talk again when we meet in Ghana, we have met, we've had conversations that focused past playing for Ghana, and he has an insane desire of aiding kids in Ghana and this is the thing that invigorates me the most."

" We are anticipating working with Odoi and his family and numerous different players who are keen on addressing their country. We have a great deal of them like that, we are conversing with the specialized group and the political experts in getting them to play for Ghana."
-Kurt Okraku
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A few reports over the previous days have asserted that this switch is presently indeed official, however it can't really be made authority until November 2022 since the guidelines specify that players should stand by three years between appearances when exchanging. As GhanaSoccernet bring up, that would make Callum qualified for Ghana only preceding the beginning of the 2022 World Cup! Maybe we'll see him there, with the remainder of the Black Stars.
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