In an interview with Club del Deportista, Inaki Williams, a forward for the Black Stars, expressed contentment with his choice to represent Ghana in international football over Spain. His satisfaction stems from various benefits he has experienced as a result.
These remarks follow Athletic Bilbao’s recent 2-0 defeat to Real Madrid, in which Williams played despite his younger brother Nico’s absence due to a muscle injury. Born in Spain to Ghanaian parents, Williams had the option to play for either country but ultimately chose Ghana. Despite modest goal-scoring statistics, with just one goal in 17 appearances, Williams remains content with his decision.
“Admittedly, things didn’t unfold as we all hoped but both in terms of sports and personally, it has been beneficiary for me. In fact, I believe I am experiencing one of my best moments, thanks to this decision.”
Inaki Williams, a versatile forward born in Spain to Ghanaian parents, has made a significant impact both domestically and internationally. Known for his speed, skill, and versatility, Williams has been a key player for Athletic Bilbao in the Spanish La Liga. Despite having the option to represent Spain internationally, he chose to play for Ghana, a decision he believes has been rewarding. Williams has also competed in prestigious tournaments like the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) with the Ghanaian national team. With his impressive performances and commitment to his chosen national team, Williams continues to be a respected figure in both Spanish and Ghanaian football.
During the 2023-2024 Spanish La Liga season, Inaki Williams showcased his prowess with nine goals and three assists in 27 matches. Additionally, he represented Ghana in the 2023 AFCON tournament, where the team faced an early elimination in the first round.
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