Defender, Jonathan Mensah has ruled out retiring from the Black Stars despite his continuous snub by the technical handlers of the national team.
Jonathan Mensah, a member of the 2009 FIFA U-20 winning team has been one of the top performers in the Major League Soccer in recent times, yet he has not been invited to the national team since Charles Akonnor took over as head coach of the Black Stars.
In an interview with Angel FM in Accra, he emphasized that he will not retire from the national team as he eyes a return to the Black Stars.
“I will never retire from the national team. Even if I am 40 years and I’m strong and I’m invited I will not hesitate.”
“I don’t have the time to even come out with a statement of retirement from the team. I can retire at the club side but not the national team. Flavio was playing for Angola while not playing for any club,” he said.
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