Five-member committee to search for new Black Stars coach after Sports Ministry-GFA meeting
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The Ministry of Sports and Recreation and the Ghana Football Association (GFA) have agreed to constitute a five-member Technical Search Committee to scout for and recommend a new head coach for the Black Stars. The committee is expected to submit its report by Friday, October 9, 2026 , following a meeting between the Ministry and the GFA on Friday to address concerns over the declining performance of Ghana’s national football teams. In a statement issued after the meeting, the Ministry said the discussions were aimed at agreeing measures to strengthen national team management, coaching and Ghana’s football development pathway. “The Ministry of Sports and Recreation acknowledges the concerns expressed by Ghanaians regarding the declining performances of our national football teams.
” The Ministry said it also recognises the expectation for decisive action and greater accountability, given the public’s continued support for the national teams. “The Ministry appreciates the public’s enduring support for Ghanaian football and recognises the expectation for decisive action, improved performance and greater accountability. ” New Black Stars coach The biggest immediate decision from the meeting is the planned search for a new head coach for the Black Stars. According to the statement, a five-member Technical Search Committee will be constituted to scout and recommend the coach, with the committee required to submit its report by October 9. The statement did not name the members of the committee or specify whether the recommended candidate would be appointed immediately after the report. The Ministry and GFA also agreed that the next Black Stars head coach will be required to live in Ghana and regularly monitor the domestic league. “The Black Stars head coach will be required to…
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