Ex Ghana captain Adjoa Bayor says she remains desirous of making an international return to the Black Queens.
The 35-year-old has not receive an international call up since leading the team to the last Africa Women's Championships in 2010.
Most of Bayor's generation were chopped off to make way for youngster in the Black Queens.
The team have however since struggled to hit the same heights achieved in the past – slumping to another low after failing to go beyond the group stage of the 2014 Africa Women's Championships.
Bayor , who was named African Woman Footballer of the Year in 2003 insists she remains active and will welcome a return back to Black Queens if called upon.
“We were all sacked from the Black Queens with the excuse that we have aged but I still play active football,” the Immigration Officer said.
“I am very active and can still play for the Black Queens and therefore I will welcome an invitation back to the team.”
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