Ghana and FC Liefering winger Samuel Tetteh came in for huge applauds after scoring for the Black Stars on his full debut and says he is determined to score more for the nation.

The former West Africa Football Academy forward is originally a Red Bull Salzburg player but is currently playing for FC Liefering in the Austrian second-tier where he has scored five goals in seven appearances.

Tetteh also scored for Ghana, his first goal on his first start against Rwanda with the head coach of the Black Stars lauding his prowess.

“Everybody wants to represent his country and it’s a privilege that I am part of the National team,” Tetteh told Accra-based CITI-FM.

“I was very happy to have scored, and I am going to do more to ensure that I contribute my share of goals in the team.”

“It’s very important that I continue to work hard at both club and national level for my development.”

Having excelled in the Ghana Premier League with WAFA, Tetteh moved to Austria this season but says his decision to move was solely based on developing his game.

“Me moving to Austria was because I wanted to play more and develop my game.”

‘It’s been good so far so I am hoping that after I can sit down and reflect and see how things go.”