Ghana or the Netherlands? Jayden Addai faces a crucial decision
The young Como striker, Jayden Addai, holds dual nationality: Ghanaian and Dutch. The 20-year-old has yet to decide which national team he'll represent.
Should he choose his country of origin or the nation where he was raised? It's a tough dilemma for Jayden Addai. He was recently called up by Michael Reiziger to join the Dutch U21 national team during this October international break.
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Speaking to VI PRO, the Purmerend native admitted he's torn about his international future: "Ghana is truly in my heart. Both my parents are Ghanaian. I grew up Ghanaian, but in the Netherlands. So it's a tough choice," he said.
"I've noticed there are few right wingers in the Netherlands. So that's an opportunity for me as well. It's great, but I don't think you should make such a decision based on the number of available positions. I believe you have to go with your gut, just like I did when moving from AZ to Como. Because you play for your country with pride. If I make this decision, it will be from the heart," he added.
After four Serie A appearances in a Como shirt, the former AZ Alkmaar striker has already scored once. It's fair to say his adaptation to Italian football is going smoothly.

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