Portland Timbers goalkeeper, Adam Kwarasey, is unwilling to make a return to Ghana squad despite meeting with Ghana coach Avram Grant in the USA, ghanasoccernet.com has reported.
According to the report, the 26-year-old has held two separate meetings with Avram Grant and Ghana Football Association (GFA) President Kwesi Nyantakyi in the last seven days but has not given favourable response on his return.
Kwarasey reportedly outlined a host of reasons he would not want to return to the Black Stars.
Nyantakyi did not sit through the initial meeting that took place between Kwarasey and Grant but the CAF Executive Committee member flew to New York with Grant to watch the keeper in action for Timbers before rolling out another meeting on Monday, the Ghanasoccernet.com report noted.
Grant is keen to convince Kwarasey to end his self-imposed ban on playing for the Black Stars.
Kwarasey has not played for Ghana since criticsing Black Stars goalkeeper's trainer, Nassam Yakubu, after the Brazil 2014 FIFA World Cup campaign in Brazil.
