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The AFC Wembledon forward has been out of the national team in the last few years due to a series of niggling injuries.
However, Appiah was handed a recall to the team during Ghana’s last AFCON qualifier against Kenya.
Despite sitting out in the qualifier, the 28-year-old started and scored in an international friendly against Mauritania.
Now, the striker hopes to make Ghana’s squad for the AFCON having overcome his recent injury woes.
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“For me going back to the AFCON would be a massive honour,” Appiah told the BBC.
“I’ve given everything, every time I’ve been in that shirt, the coach knows that, the players know my value in the team.
“I’m hopeful I will get that call because I have unfinished business and we as a nation have unfinished business. Hopefully the experience from the previous tournament I went to can be taken into consideration.
“It was nice to be involved in the recent squad and show what I can do ahead of the final selection for Egypt.
“I had a good chat with the manager, we’ve got a good relationship, we’re pretty open and honest about things and hopefully that call comes and we can get back together again and create some magic.”
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Appiah was part of the Black Stars team which made it to the final of the 2015 AFCON in Equatorial Guinea/Gabon.