Enterprising Ghanaian striker, Kwasi Okyere Wriedt has finally revealed why he decided to play for Ghana.
Assistant coach of the Black Stars, Ibrahim Tanko held a meeting with the promising striker during his tour in Germany.
And according to the German-born of Ghanaian descent, he held extensive talks with his parents before choosing Ghana over Germany.
Wriedt, who is making headlines in Europe with his goal-scoring ability was being courted by the German football governing body before opting to play for Ghana.
"I made consultations with my parents and I think I am more inclined to Ghana than Germany," Okyere told Ghanaian journalist Saddick Adams in an interview.
"I was born here and I have stayed here all my life but I see myself as a Kumasi boy.
"I am a Mampong blood, so I choose Ghana. It will be a dream come true. I have always wanted to be in Ghana jersey." he added.
Wriedt joined the Bundesliga giants on a long-term contract from lower-tier side VfL Osnabrück prior to the start of the 2017/18 season and has netted 21 goals for the Bayern Munich II in his twenty-seven appearances this season so far.
He is expected to earn a call-up to the Black Stars during their friendly matches with Japan and Iceland in June later this year.



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