New Black Stars coach, Chris Hughton has opened up on his philosophy after he was unveiled as the new gaffer of the national team.
The former Brighton and Hove Albion manager is bent on building a winnable team as the Black Stars aim to end a forty-one-year wait for the AFCON trophy.
“We want to see a winning team. There will be a lot of questions. Are you offensive or defensive. Correct preparation of the teams,” he said.
“Use the players to the best of their abilities. We start on the same level. Put together a group of players to play as a team and win matches,” he added.
Hughton has been handed a one-and-a-half year deal and will be in charge of the team until December 2024.
He will be assisted by Mas-Ud Dramani and George Boateng whose contracts will run concurrently.
This was disclosed by the spokesperson for the GFA, Henry Asante Twum who added that it was the first time such an arrangement has been made.
Hughton’s first task in charge of the Black Stars will be in the Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers against Angola on Thursday in Kumasi.