Sportsworldghana.com can exclusively reveal that former Ghanaian international, Michael Essien, has made up his mind to serve as an assistant coach in the upcoming Black Stars technical team.
The 41-year-old, who recently obtained his UEFA ‘A’ coaching license along with UEFA Elite Youth A licenses, is currently employed as an assistant coach at Danish club FC Nordsjalland.
Essien, renowned for his illustrious playing career at top clubs such as Lyon, Chelsea, Real Madrid, and AC Milan, has expressed keen interest in leveraging his expertise to guide the senior national team.
With 59 caps amassed during his 12-year national team tenure, Essien’s midfield prowess and leadership qualities promise to be instrumental in nurturing Ghana’s footballing talent.
Sources close to the situation indicate that Essien is eager to contribute to the Black Stars setup, provided assurances regarding his role within the coaching staff.
The prospective appointment of Essien comes amidst ongoing discussions within the Ghana Football Association regarding the reappointment of Otto Addo as the next Black Stars head coach, with Essien, Asamoah Gyan, and Adam Kwarasey rumored to be part of the envisioned backroom staff.
