Ranger Diomande receives an international call-up subsequent to switching allegiances.
Ghana manager Otto Addo has called up the Rangers midfielder, who has shown promise since moving to Glasgow in January.
Diomande is one of four players who will make their debuts for Ghana in the upcoming matches against Uganda and Nigeria.
Also, despite having played under-23 for the Ivory Coast, the Ibrox star will now represent Ghana internationally.
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Originally from the Ivory Coast, Diomande relocated to Ghana at a young age in order to pursue a career in professional football.
According to a Ghana FA article, “Diomande Mohammed of Rangers of Scotland, Nathaniel Adjei of France, David Akologo of Bolivia, and Nordsjaellands Ibrahim Osman have been named in Ghana’s 26-man squad for this month’s international friendly against Nigeria and Uganda.”
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“After outstanding performances with their respective clubs, the trio and Frederick Asare of Asante Kotoko have earned their first call-ups.
“The new era under Otto Addo begins with the friendly games scheduled in Marrakech, Morocco.”
Just one month after wearing an Ivory Coast shirt to mock teammate Leon Balogun at Rangers training, Diomande has gained international recognition.
Following the AFCON triumph over Nigeria, the midfield player celebrated with a lighthearted conversation with Balogun while sporting the national team shirt.
