Former Brong Ahafo Football Association chairman Ralph Gyambrah has criticised the Ghana Football Association over what he describes as poor decision-making in appointing Black Stars coaches.
Uncertainty continues to surround the vacant Black Stars coaching job, with several high-profile candidates either distancing themselves or yet to be contacted by the Ghana Football Association.
Tom Saintfiet has revealed that he has not been contacted by the Ghana Football Association regarding the vacant Black Stars coaching role, despite being linked with the position.
Former Ghana Football Association (GFA) Vice President Fred Pappoe has endorsed the decision to dismiss Black Stars head coach Otto Addo, describing the move as necessary ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Former Sports Minister Edwin Nii Lante Vanderpuye has weighed in on the ongoing search for a new Black Stars head coach, insisting that Ghana should appoint an experienced African tactician while urging local coaches to develop further before taking on the national team role.
The Ghana Football Association has not made any approach to Tom Saintfiet over the vacant Black Stars coaching job, according to sources.
