In a surprising turn of events, former Chelsea winger Callum Hudson-Odoi has reportedly made a major decision regarding his international career — shortly after fellow English-born star Eddie Nketiah committed to play for Ghana.

Hudson-Odoi, who currently plays for Nottingham Forest in the English Premier League, has long been at the center of discussions over which national team he would represent. Though he has featured for England at youth and senior levels, he remains eligible to play for Ghana through his parents.
The winger famously turned down a previous call-up from the Ghana Football Association, opting to keep his options open. However, recent reports indicate that he has now made up his mind about his international future — a decision that could significantly bolster Ghana’s attacking strength if he chooses to wear the Black Stars jersey.
His decision comes at a crucial time as the Black Stars prepare to face Comoros on Sunday in the ongoing World Cup Qualifiers. With Ghana’s technical team seeking to strengthen the squad ahead of the 2026 World Cup campaign, Hudson-Odoi’s commitment would be a massive boost.
Fans across Ghana and the diaspora are eagerly awaiting an official confirmation from the player or the Ghana Football Association. If confirmed, Hudson-Odoi’s inclusion would add world-class flair and experience to a rejuvenated Black Stars lineup that already features talents like Mohammed Kudus, Inaki Williams, and Jordan Ayew.
Whether he finally dons the red, yellow, and green remains to be seen — but one thing is certain: Hudson-Odoi’s decision could mark the beginning of a new era for Ghanaian football.
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