Didi Dramani rejects Aduana Stars coaching job offer

“They (Aduana Stars) approached me but I had to turn down the offer due my current busy schedule in charge of two national teams. I have lot on the table and that is why I rejected the offer” Didi told Metro FM.

This is a big blow to the 2009/10 Ghana premier league champions who have parted ways with head coach Nurudeen Adamu and assistant Kwabena Ameyaw with just two matches into the new season and are in search of a new coach to get them out of the early season slump with the Ogya boys shockingly losing all the two games to Inter Allies in Tema and Wa All Stars at Dormaa amidst a reported in-house fightings leading to Daniel Darkwa taking over the captaincy role from Godfred Saka.

Didi Dramani left Asante Kotoko after seven matches into  the 2015 Ghana premier league – a difficult one of course and has since not returned to club football as the learned coach is currently in charge of the national U20 football teams for both men and women.

Didi has the monumental task of qualifying the Black Satellites to 2017 Zambia African U20 Championship and making a good tourney with the Black Princesses at the 2016 FIFA U20 Women World Cup to be contested in Papua New Guinea in November.

The club could shift attention to few jobless coaches at the moment in the likes of Jimmy Cobblah, Tonny Lokko, Mohammed Gargo, Mohammed Polo and the prospect of hiring an expatriate coach cannot be ignored.