Iñaki Brothers Arrive in Ghana Ahead of Nationality Switch

• Iñaki Williams and his brother Nico Williams have arrived in Ghana to complete their nationality switch
• The Athletic Club duo, who were born in Spain to Ghanaian parents, touched down in Accra on Monday night
• The pair will meet handlers of the Ghana Football Association to hold talks about their international future

Iñaki Williams and his younger brother, Nico Williams, have have arrived in Ghana ahead of their imminent nationality switch.

The Spain-born duo arrived on Monday to begin the process of changing their nationality ahead of the World Cup later this year.

According to top Ghanaian Sports Journalist Michael Oti Adjei, the pair will have a meeting with the Ghana Football Association before finalizing their switch.

"Inaki Williams coming home with Nico tonight. Then one or two meetings. Then that Black Stars conversation will get really interesting. My guess is at least one Williams could become a Black Star after the holidays," Oti Adjei wrote on Twitter.

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The Williams brothers have been on the radar of the Ghana Football Association, who are beefing the Black Stars squad ahead of the World Cup in Qatar.

Even though both players were born in Spain, their parents are from Ghana, making them eligible to play for the Black Stars.

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The 27-year-old forward is one of many Ghanaians born in the diaspora being pursued by the Ghana Football Association (GFA) to switch allegiance to the West African nation.

Following Ghana's qualification to its fourth World Cup, football enthusiasts have prayed on the GFA to go all out in the pursuit of Ghanaians with dual citizenship in order to beef up the Black Stars team.

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Inaki Williams has reportedly held talks with the Ghana Football Association over the possibility of switching his national allegiance to Ghana.

The Athletic Bilbao forward has been a long-term target for the Black Stars who are interested in luring him away from Spain.

However, Ghana FA’s efforts over the years have so far been futile, with the 28-year-old rejecting every approach from the West African country.