Iaki Williams and his brother Nico Williams have arrived in Ghana to complete the process of changing their nationality. On Monday night, the Athletic Club duo, who were born in Spain to Ghanaian parents, arrived in Accra. The duo will meet with Ghana Football Association officials to discuss their international future. Iaki Williams and his younger brother, Nico Williams, have arrived in Ghana in preparation for their upcoming citizenship change. The two Spaniards landed in the United States on Monday to begin the process of changing their nationalities in preparation for the World Cup later this year. Before finalizing their switch, the two would meet with the Ghana Football Association, according to renowned Ghanaian Sports Journalist Michael Oti Adjei.
The Ghana Football Association (GFA) is pursuing many Ghanaians born in the diaspora to switch allegiance to the West African nation. Following Ghana’s qualification for its fourth World Cup, football fans have urged the Ghana Football Association (GFA) to go all out in its search for dual citizens to bolster the Black Stars team.
Following his reaction to Ghana’s draw in the forthcoming 2022 FIFA World Cup, Sports Brief stated that Spanish-born centre-forward Iaki Williams has whetted the desire of Ghanaian football fans.
Inaki Williams is said to have discussed the prospect of switching his national allegiance to Ghana with the Ghana Football Association. The Black Stars have been interested in bringing the Athletic Bilbao forward away from Spain for a long time. The Ghana Football Association’s efforts have been unsuccessful over the years, with the 28-year-old rejecting every approach from the West African country.
