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Kevin Prince Boateng has written to Ghana Football Association to confirm that he is available to play for the Black Stars again.
Below is the full text of his letter;
Dear Sir,
I write to inform the Ghana Football Association that after a few consultations, I have decided to change my decision and confirm my availability to play for the
Black Stars whenever I am needed.
It is my wish that this letter finds you well.
Thank you.
Yours faithfully,
Kevin Prince Boateng
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