Odemwingie is still in his plans,adding that the player could still get a call-up to the national team.
Odemwingie was left out of the Super Eagles squad that won the 2013 African Nations Cup,which drew widespread criticism,with West Brom attacker taking to the social media to voice his frustrations.
But Keshi on Monday left the door open for the player,saying that he would invite Odemwingie,only if he changes his attitude.
“Osaze is a very good player and one that we’ll like to add but if he is not ready to work with us in the team then so be it, we have about 160 million people in this country,” Keshi told Brila FM.
Since the start of the year,Odemwingie has been going on the social media,Twitter,to voice his displeasure over certain incidents.
Over the weekend,he launched another attack on his club for putting him on the bench since the ill-fated January 31 transfer saga.
Is Osaze Odemwingie still needed in the Super Eagles?