Inaki Williams, 32, has officially announced his retirement from international football with Ghana's national team, the Black Stars. The Athletic Bilbao forward, who switched his international allegiance from Spain to Ghana in 2022, has ended his four-year stint with the team. Williams made the announcement on social media, expressing pride and satisfaction with his career.
He earned 28 caps and scored two goals during his time with the Black Stars. The decision comes after a successful career in club football, where he has been a key player for Athletic Bilbao. Williams has not ruled out future involvement with Ghana, stating he leaves the team "happy, proud, and with the peace of mind of knowing that I have given my all."
The retirement marks the end of a significant chapter in Williams' career. His switch to Ghana in 2022 was a notable move, and he has since become a key figure for the national team. Fans and teammates have expressed their support, acknowledging his contributions to the team's performances.
Williams' decision reflects a strategic move to focus on club commitments and personal goals. While his international career concludes, his legacy with the Black Stars remains a testament to his dedication and skill.
