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I’m ready to be a head coach – George Boateng

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Former Black Stars assistant coach George Boateng has expressed his readiness to make the significant leap into taking up a role as a first-team head coach. Boateng, 49, has garnered invaluable experience working as a youth coach from 2018. Since beginning his professional journey as a coach for Kelantan in 2014, Boateng has steadily risen through the coaching pyramid. The former Dutch international’s coaching career has been shaped up with ines…

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Black Stars’ decline has worsened since my exit as assistant – George Boateng

Former Black Stars assistant Coach George Boateng has sounded the alarm on Ghana’s football woes, stating that the team’s decline has accelerated since his departure. In an interview on Soccer Africa, Boateng attributed the team’s struggles in recent times to a lack of continuity, emphasizing that the success of the national team relies heavily on this crucial aspect. “I’m a very strong believer in continuity. I said it straight after the tourna…

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George Boateng expresses readiness for head coach role

Former Ghana assistant coach George Boateng has declared his readiness to assume a head coaching position, drawing confidence from his extensive 12-year coaching career. The 49-year-old, who transitioned into coaching after retiring from professional football, has held various positions across different clubs and national teams. Boateng’s managerial career began in 2014 when he was appointed […] The post George Boateng expresses readiness for he…

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I’m ready to be a head coach – George Boateng

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George Chilufya joins Trident as new coach after leaving Mutondo

Trident Football Club has made technical bench changes that will take effect immediately following a mutual separation with head coach Ernest Koffi. The Ghanaian manager leaves the club after 24 games in charge during the 2024/25 season, where he led them to 10 victories, six draws, and eight defeats. In light of the development, the Conquerors have named former Mutondo Stars Football Club head coach George Chilufya as interim manager until the …

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