Source: Daily_Mail
Danny Welbeck happy with England debut despite boos from Ghana fans
Danny Welbeck admitted that making his debut against the country of his parents' birth was a bittersweet moment.[LNB]The Sunderland striker, on loan from Manchester United, turned down the chance of playing for Ghana to instead pursue an international career with England and he was roundly booed by their fans as he entered the fray.[LNB]But while he maintains that the African nation will always hold a special place in his heart, the 20-year-old says he had always set his sights on turning out for England.[LNB] Debut delight: Danny Welbeck was thrilled to win his first England cap[LNB] 'It was a bittersweet moment. I've got love for both countries but I can't play for both,' he said.[LNB]Welbeck said that he understood why he was booed by the visiting fans but that he does not regret his decision.[LNB]He added: 'I kind of understand that (the boos) but I can't make everyone happy.[LNB]'I've been playing for England at every single youth team level so it was a natural progression to move up to the seniors.[LNB]'I am obviously delighted with my progress.'[LNB] Equaliser: Welbeck's Sunderland strike partner Asamoah Gyan scored the leveller[LNB] Asamoah Gyan, the scorer of Ghana's late equaliser, defended his Sunderland team-mate.[LNB]Of Ghana's supporters, Gyan said: 'They do love him, but in football the fans sometimes frustrate you.[LNB]'I have talked to him but he made his decision and I do respect that.'[LNB] Capello calls up Welbeck in bid to end Ghana interest in Sunderland strikerDe Gea and Rodwell top Fergie's shopping list as Manchester United boss eyes three new faces in summer spreeAll the latest Sunderland news, features and opinionAll the latest Man United news, features and opinion[LNB] Explore more:People: Danny Welbeck Places: United Kingdom, Ghana
