By Kwame Bediako
The Ghana Football Association (GFA) has officially announced the appointment of Desmond Ofei as the new assistant coach of the Black Stars. This move is aimed at bolstering the team’s technical staff ahead of the upcoming 2026 World Cup Qualifiers, set to commence in March. Ofei’s extensive coaching experience, particularly with the U-20 team, positions him well to contribute to the senior squad’s success.
Desmond Ofei who currently serve as the head coach of the national U-20 team, known as the Black Satellites has been decent in his position. Under his leadership, the team achieved significant milestones, including winning the African Games gold medal and a wonderful display in the WAFU Zone B U-20 tournament. His impressive track record has garnered respect within the football community, highlighting his tactical prowess and ability to develop young talents.
In his new role, Ofei will replace Joseph Laumann, who served as one of the assistant coaches under head coach Otto Addo. The GFA’s decision to bring Ofei on board is indicative of their commitment to enhancing the performance of the Black Stars as they prepare for crucial international competitions. His winning mentality and dynamic coaching style are expected to invigorate the team’s training and gameplay strategies.
As the Black Stars gear up for the World Cup Qualifiers, Ofei’s deep understanding of player development will be invaluable. His focus on nurturing talent and fostering teamwork will be essential in ensuring that Ghana remains competitive on the international stage. The timing of this appointment comes at a pivotal moment for the team as they look to make a strong impact in upcoming matches.
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