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Getafe midfielder Derek Boateng says Ghanaians don’t see too much of his capabilities in the national team due to limited playing time granted him.The Ghanaian international believes there is time for everything and is optimistic his time will come when he will always be handed first team play in the Black Stars.In an interview on Asempa fm’s sports morning show, he said a call up to the national team is something every footballer dreams of since it helps in securing clubs for them in Europe.According to him, he will always present himself to serve his country whenever he is called upon.He would not comment on his rumoured move to Valencia.Story by Benedict Owusu/Asempa FM /Ghana
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