The Ghana Football Association’s interview panel is satisfied with the coaches that have appeared before them for the interview after day two.
Sixteen coaches out of the twenty five shortlisted for the national team’s job have appeared before the committee.
The chairman of the Football Association’s interview panel Ben Kouffie has noted that, they are impressed with the quality of the local coaches so far.
The responses from the coaches are going well and we expect to get the best of coaches to handle the national teams”. Ben Kouffie told Joy sports.
The last batch of coaches shortlisted for the national team’s job is expected to appear before the committee on Friday.
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