New Togo coach Tom Saintfiet has named troubled Tottenham striker Emmanuel Adebayor in his 23-man squad to face Ghana next month in an international friendly.
Adebayor has been in the news for the all the wrong reasons the last two months due to his feud with his family.
His English Premier League before last week’s final league match to sort out his domestic problems.
Adebayor will not travel on the post-season tour to Malaysia and Sydney.
The Hawks squad includes in-form goalkeeper Kossi Agassa, striker Jonathan Ayité of Turkish second-tier side Alanyaspor and Alaixys Romao of Olympique Marseille.
Togo want to use the exhibition match to prepare for their opening 2017 Africa Cup of Nations qualifier against Liberia at home.
The Black Stars will host Mauritius on 14 June at the Accra Sports Stadium in their Group H opener.
Togo squad:
Goalkeepers: Kossi Agassa (Reims, France), Cédric Mensah (Colmar, France), Jean-Robert Klomegah (AS Togo Port).
Defenders: Djene Dakonam (Alcorcon, Spain), Gafar Mamah (Dacia, Moldovia), Serge Akakpo (Hoverla, Ukraine), Sadate Ouro-Akoriko (Amazulu, South Africa), Mawouna Amevor (Go Ahead Eagles, Holland), Kokou Donou (Semassi), Kossivi Nouwoklo (AS Togo Port), Alban Sabah (Dynamo Dresde, Germany).
Midfielders: Floyd Ayité (Bastia, France), Dove Wome (SuperSport United, South Africa), Alaixys Romao (Marseille, France), Prince Segbefia (Zorya, Ukraine), Matthieu Dossevi (Olympiakos, Greece), Komlan Amewou (Al-Shaab, UAE), Lalawele Atakora (Helsingborg, Sweden).
Strikers: Jonathan Ayité (Alanyaspor, Turkey), Camaldine Abraw (Free State Stars, South Africa), Emmanuel Adebayor (Tottenham, Angleterre), Serge Gakpé (Nantes, France), Backer Aloenouvo (Al-Kharkh, Iraq).