Next Ghana coach must have 15 years managerial experience – GFA

A statement from the GFA said the next head coach must be a proven winner and have a philosophy that aligns with Ghana’s football DNA.

The Football Association noted that he must have 15 years of experience in coaching and must also be a disciplinarian and tactician.

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This follows the announcement of a roadmap by the GFA to hire the next Black Stars coach following the sacking of Chris Hughton.

The GFA also named a five-member search committee to evaluate and recommend a candidate to the Executive Council for approval.

The search committee is made up of the Vice President of the GFA Mark Addo (Chair), legal practitioner and law lecturer Ace Ankomah (vice chair), the Director of Coaching Education of the GFA, Professor Joseph Kwame Mintah, Ghana football legend Opoku Nti and William Caesar Kartey, Chief Director of the Ministry of Youth and Sports.

The Black Stars are currently without a coach following the sacking of Chris Hughton after the country’s disastrous AFCON 2023 campaign.