Technical Director of the Ghana Football Association, Bernhard Lippert has outlined his ideas on how to streamline coaching in Ghana.
Lippert, 58, was announced as the GFA Technical Director on Monday October 5 2020 after a process which saw over one hundred coaches applying for the job with six technical personalities being shortlisted for interviews (three Ghanaian Coachs and three foreign coaches).
Mr. Lippert is the head of the Technical Directorate and will formulate guidelines, strategies and policies for the training and technical development of coaches in Ghana.
Speaking to GFA Media on how to streamline Coaching in Ghana, the German trainer intimated:
“This has to be adapted to the cultural education and that all coaches have the same sense of football and want to develop the players in the same way.
“I made a research and I realized that we need help when it comes to infrastructure, manpower but the most important thing is to structure and organize everything which is my main target in the next two years,” he ended.
He has also been tasked to provide advice to the Executive Council on coaching and technical development matters in general, and the supervision of national football team coaches, to which the Technical Director may be assigned by the Association.
