The Las Palmas midfielder has not been called up to the Ghana's national team since 2014 following his misconduct during the Black Stars World Cup campaign in Brazil.
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Ex-GFA veep wants K.P Boateng return to Black Stars
The Las Palmas midfielder has been suspended after an alleged misconduct during Ghana’s 2014 World Cup campaign.
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Kevin was one of the three players who were suspended by then Black Stars coach Kwasi Appiah from the Black Stars camp in Brazil during the 2014 World Cup.
Fred Pappoe is urging the Football Association to consider re-inviting the former AC Milan star into the Black Stars team.
“Kevin-Prince Boateng is doing well at his Club, I will be happy if the FA consider recalling him back to the Black Stars team,” he told GHone TV.
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“But that is when the two parties settle their differences, I think they should settle issues with the player and invite him back to the National team.
“He is a good player and got a lot to offer the Black Stars, he is performing very well at Club level so I still think we need him back to the team.”
Boateng became a Ghana international in 2010 in time for the 2010 World Cup before going on to impress in South Africa after switching nationality from Germany where he was snubbed.
He scored 10 goals in 28 appearances for Las Palmas to help the side finish 14th position
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