Kwadwo Asamoah confirms Black Stars return

Kwadwo Asamoah has confirmed that he will rejoin the Black Stars of Ghana after four years of break.

He explained that he has already given his word to Kwesi Appiah, the coach of the senior national football team of Ghana of his decision to return to the Black Stars, so he will fulfil the promise.

The 29-year-old decided to take a break from national team football due to recurring injury worries and to also concentrate on regaining a place in the Juventus setup.

However, Kwadwo Asamoah who just joined Inter Milan from Juventus has reiterated his decision to make a comeback to the Black Stars.

"I have made a promise to come back to the national team in September and I am sticking to that," Asamoah said in an interview with KweseESPN.

"I hope to stay fit and then that will happen because I always said I needed time away to deal with the injuries."

"As a player I have proven I can be useful to a team in many ways, so it will be up to the boss to make that decision and then I will give off my best as I have always done," Asamoah, who recently completed a switch to Inter, remarked.

"[Inter] have signed me with a plan in mind and so it is up to the coach to implement that."

Asamoah, who spent six years with Juve, leaving with six Serie A titles, four Coppa Italia winner's medals and three Super Cups, also shed light on his recent transfer.

"I made this move because I needed a change, but not in terms of the country I play in," the former Liberty Professionals man said.

"The choice of Inter Milan is basically because it works well for my family and allows me to continue playing at a really high and competitive level."

Owing to injury troubles, the new Inter Milan signing has not played for the Black Stars since featuring in an Africa Cup of Nations qualifier against Uganda in September 2014.