Former Ghana goalkeeper Fatawu Dauda has clamored for the inclusion of Orlando Pirates striker Kwame Peprah in the Black Stars.
The former King Faisal marksman has been on top form for the South African outfit, scoring six goals in 23 appearances in the league.
He was key when the side reach the final of the CAF Confederations Cup where they lost to RS Berkane.
Dauda, who believes Peprah deserves a call up into the national team in an interview indicated Otto Addo reserves to right to invite him.
“Every player if only you are a Ghanaian and you are playing as Kwame Peprah is playing and those who are playing in Ghana, it the coach wants them to come and play, it’s the decision of the coach.
“Yes, he [Kwame Peprah] is doing well but maybe he won’t fit the coach’s plans, that’s one thing you must know.
“I can recommend a goalkeeper that this goalkeeper is doing well, I wish Richard Kingston will invite him to the Black Stars.
“But maybe he [Richard Kingston] has a different plan.
“He [Kwame Peprah] deserves to play in the Black Stars yes, he is a player, when he was playing in Ghana he was doing well.
“But it’s the decision of the coach whether he will fit into his plans.” Fatawu Dauda told Radio Gold SportTalk.