By Geraldine Duodu
Belgium youth international Vadis Odjidja-Ofoe has not ruled a nationality switch to play for the Black Stars in the future after revealing he has applied for a Ghanaian passport.
Belgium youth international Vadis Odidja-Ofoe is contemplating switching allegiance to play for Ghana in future.
The 21-year-old, who plays for Belgian giants Club Brugge, was born in the European country to a Ghanaian father and Belgian mother.
He joined German giants Hamburg in 2008 from Anderlecht but returned to play for Club Brugge last year.
Since then he has been impressive for Brugge but has not played for the Belgian national team which makes him eligible for play for Ghana.
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Odidja-Ofoe is currently applying for a Ghanaian passport to enable him visit the country but has not ruled out playing for the Black Stars. "I've already filled in an application for a Ghanaian passport. It's mainly for personal reasons that have nothing to do with football,†said Odjidja-Ofoe.
“However, I can't rule out that I will switch allegiances in the future. I could represent Ghana if the opportunity came up.â€
Odjidja-Ofoe reveals his support for the Black Stars during the World Cup in South Africa in July.
He was disappointed that they could not reach the semi finals of the World Cup but was impressed with their overall performance.
"I watched Ghana play at the 2010 World Cup and was really impressed,†he said.
“I was supporting them and it was a real blow when the team was eliminated in the quarter-finals.
“My friends and I were already thinking about where to go to celebrate the win.
"The team has a number of amazing players. Michael Essien, Stephen Appiah and Kevin-Prince Boateng are all class acts."
Odjidja-Ofoe joined German Bundesliga side Hamburg in January 2008 but left after one year to his current side Club Belgian in a 900,000 Euro deal.