Former Ghanaian international Laryea Kingston has stepped down from his role as head coach of Right to Dream Academy U19, Kickgh.com can exclusively report
The 41 year old is widely famous especially in the Ghanaian game having had two spells with giants Hearts of Oak and also featured for the Black Stars where he made over 40 appearances.
Having retired from the game in 2015, the ex- Vitesse Arnhem winger ventured into coaching where he successfully completed his course and joined Right to Dream Academy in 2019 as their youth team gaffer- arguably the best football academy on the continent.
Notably, he led them together with their sister club and Danish giants FC Nordsjaelland youth team to clinch the J-League Youth Cup in Japan.
The latest speculations coming in is that, Laryea Kingston has resigned from his role at the Akosombo-based outfit and is ready to take up a new challenge elsewhere.
By: Iddriss Abdul Rahim
