The statement made by GFA President Kurt Edwin Simeon-Okraku, which Softfootball noted, was how bad the President feels about the poor coaching standards of the Ghana Football Association. He hopes to see the team at their best.
According to a post shared by Gary AI-Smith on his facebook account,
GFA President Kurt Edwin Simeon-Okraku announced that he has never been happy with the coaching that he has been emphasizing. Gary AI-Smith posted:
I have never, never, never been happy with coaching, and I have not stopped talking about this. When I say coaching standards in Ghana have been poor, I really mean it.
Kurt Edwin Simeon-Okraku became the first president of the Ghana Football Association on 29 October. Kurt E.S Okraku chaired the Ghana Football Association FA Cup committee. He also looks out for investment in local leagues to help build more players in the team.
According to his statement he expressed what he felt concerned about coaching the Ghana football association that he has not been happy about the poor coaching standards in Ghana and he really meant it.
While this was unfolding, softfootball had also earlier made a report on Carrick, who replaced Ruben Amorim, sacked following some poor results and failing to get the team used to his 3-4-3 formation that was so successful in Portugal with Sporting Lisbon.
A good coach ensures his team is performing well and always active, and this is what he wants to ensure in order to avoid failure or the downfall of the team. Great performance led to recognition, which is evident from FIFA’s reported ranking, with Morocco, Senegal, and Nigeria leading Africa after AFCON 2025.
