Aston Villa winger Albert Adomah is itching for a return to the Ghana national team following an explosive season with the English Championship side.
Adomah,30, is enjoying his best scoring form in his career, netting 11 times in 20 matches for the Villans this term.
The Ghana international, who has earned 18 caps for the African giants, has not featured for the team since 2015.
But after enjoying a riveting campaign with Villa this season, the in-form wideman, is angling for an opportunity to return to the international fold.
"I was really proud when I got my first call up for my national team, Ghana. I played against Brazil. I think it's every player's dream to play against one of the best teams in the world," he told the club's official Youtube channel
"I had 20 minutes against Brazil and it was great. I remember playing against Ronaldino, Pato, Neymar. I excahnged jerseys with Pato and Ronaldinho but didn’t keep any of the jerseys instead gave them away to a friend and my brother.
"But if I get called up again, I just have to take my opportunity."