Reported by Ngresangm Martha- 28/02/2024

The search committee tasked with selecting the next head coach for the Black Stars has delivered their findings and recommendations to the Ghana Football Association Executive Council. Led by Vice President Mark Addo, the committee was charged with identifying a qualified successor to Chris Hughton, the former coach of the senior men’s national team. Now, the Executive Council will review the committee’s suggestions and make a decision on the appointment of the next Black Stars Coach, with further collaboration expected with the Ministry of Youth and Sports and other key stakeholders.

The search for a new head coach for the Black Stars enters a critical phase as the Ghana Football Association Executive Council receives the report and recommendations from the dedicated search committee. Led by Vice President Mark Addo, the committee’s mandate was to identify a competent and suitable candidate to lead the senior men’s national team following the departure of Chris Hughton.

With the recommendations now in hand, the Executive Council will deliberate on the next steps in appointing the Black Stars’ new coach. This decision holds significant implications for the future of Ghanaian football and the national team’s aspirations on the international stage.

In addition to internal deliberations, the Ghana Football Association will collaborate closely with the Ministry of Youth and Sports and other key stakeholders to ensure a comprehensive approach to the coaching appointment process. The collective input of these entities will be crucial in identifying the individual best equipped to guide the Black Stars to future successes.

For Ghanaian football enthusiasts, anticipation is palpable as they eagerly await news of the new coach who will assume the helm of the Black Stars. With hopes high for a bright future, all eyes are on the Ghana Football Association as they navigate this pivotal moment in the national team’s journey.