Clifford Aboagye: Ghana starlet feels ready for Black Stars call

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Ghana youth international Clifford Aboagye feels he is ripe for Ghana senior call. 

The 19-year-old is with the second string side of Spanish La Liga side Granada FC and has failed to break into the first team squad of the Nazaríes since joining them two seasons ago.

Aboagye's impressive talent lifted him to glory last year as he won the Bronze Shoe Award at the 2013 FIFA U20 World Cup in Turkey.

But does not want to rush to play in the Spanish La Liga but definitely feels ready to be capped at senior level by the Black Stars.

"I'm ready for a call-up from Ghana. You know football has stages so I am ready to go through all in order to get to the top," he told GHANAsoccernet.com.

Aboagye's tender age still permits him to be part of the Ghana U20 squad and is one of the players who is on Sellas Tetteh's cards should they qualify for the U20 World Cup next year. But first they must cross the African hurdle.

And, the former Inter Allies youngster is unsure whether he will be joining the Ghana squad for the Senegal tournament.

"I can't really tell for now but I wish I join them."